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| Wear it? But you might want one of those hard plastic hat box/cases if you get a nicer hat anyway. Even the cardboard hat box it comes with will fit in the overhead.
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| I flew to Oregon and back with an Outback style hat. Different in size, maybe, from your hat. No issues.
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| Check out Peter Brothers Hats downtown. Store has been around more than 100 years.
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| quote: Originally posted by jhe888:
Wear it?
But you might want one of those hard plastic hat box/cases if you get a nicer hat anyway. Even the cardboard hat box it comes with will fit in the overhead.
Those would be my 2 thoughts as well. Wear/hold it, or in the box in the overhead.
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| If you’re in Fort Worth, I highly recommend Jobe’s Hat Shop. If Conor Cooley is there and can shape it, that would be my strongest recommendation. Conor was the in-house hat shaper for American Hat Company for ten years. To call him a pro, is a huge understatement. I fly with my hat every time I travel. All my hats are 4.25 brims and 5” crowns ( or larger), so they’re not small. I wear it until seated. It then sits in my lap crown down and resting on the brim. If I have a window seat I can stick the brim between the seat and wall and the crown rests sideways on the armrest against the wall. This works for me, but I’m not a big guy, I’m 5’10” and 165 lbs. if I was bigger, I could see this being quite uncomfortable.
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| quote: Originally posted by Beancooker:
If you’re in Fort Worth, I highly recommend Jobe’s Hat Shop. If Conor Cooley is there and can shape it, that would be my strongest recommendation. Conor was the in-house hat shaper for American Hat Company for ten years. To call him a pro, is a huge understatement.
I fly with my hat every time I travel. All my hats are 4.25 brims and 5” crowns ( or larger), so they’re not small.
I wear it until seated. It then sits in my lap crown down and resting on the brim.
If I have a window seat I can stick the brim between the seat and wall and the crown rests sideways on the armrest against the wall.
This works for me, but I’m not a big guy, I’m 5’10” and 165 lbs. if I was bigger, I could see this being quite uncomfortable.
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| Not easy. I won’t wear it on the plane because I feel it’s intrusive on the passenger seated behind me. Most of the time, on its crown under the seat in front of me.
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