Feb

24

Did men only stop wearing top hats in the 1960s?

by ☺ | Posted in History

how top hats changed from their introduction and when, why this flair became popular?

when switched to the short top hat? and why? why men stopped wearing these all together and what they symbolised or why men wore them to set out with?

Difficulties of getting into motor cars, for one reaction.

Shortage of beaverskins (from which they were made) and the skills needed - I renovated an old hat mill on London's Oxford Street years ago where the facade is adorned with terracotta beavers.

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