Ride Theory"Support Local Baseball"
This was marked down from $35 to $15 on #NationalHatDay, so I thought, what the hell.
I believe the blue brim, snapback and button on top should prevent confusion with any all-red hats out there...
Price drop from $35 to $20 (including shipping) for #NationalHatDay?
GLOM!
Seems like a good, generic, all-purpose bit of kit. I can root for anyone in this hat. (Well, maybe not the visiting team...)
https://www.oldfortbaseballco.com/product-page/support-local-baseball-official-league-snapback
Toronto Blue Jays 🤖
Houston Astros 🤖
The Public Domain ReviewIt's #NationalHatDay! Here's some excellent headwear (and moustaches) from an album of 19th-century Ottoman fashion. More here: https://publicdomainreview.org/collection/19th-century-album-of-ottoman-fashion/
Antinous the Gay God🪷 15 Jan is #NationalHatDay 👒🎩👑 #Antinous as #Aristaeus divine Beekeeper wears a farmer's Sun Hat for #HatDay at Musée Louvre. Like #Antinoos, #Aristée plunged into a sacred river to work a miracle, to #SaveTheBees. We need it now as bees are dying. https://antinousstars.blogspot.com/2025/05/as-bees-mysteriously-disappear-we.html 🪷
The Book DialogueCelebrating National Hat Day
National Hat Day is a great excuse to break out hats from your wardrobe.
Celebrating National Hat Day on January 15th offers a fun opportunity to appreciate a versatile and often overlooked fashion accessory. Hats come in countless styles, colours, and designs. each expressing a unique personality!! Every year, we head outdoors to commemorate hats. As Christian Dior once said “Without hats there is no civilization.”
Sarah and Rebecca celebrating National Hat Day, January 15, 2025This year, we are sporting stylish toques, embracing the warmth and flair of this classic winter accessory. Toques and cold weather are a great combination, especially in Canadian winters. They come in various colours and designs, making them not only functional but also a fashionable statement.
https://youtu.be/QQOLFJ_Vfu8?si=AePRC1BwZGzg6Xxn
Historically, toques were popular from the 13th to the 16th century in Europe, especially in France. They experienced a revival in the 1930s and are now primarily known as the traditional headgear for professional cooks. In Canada, the term toque is used interchangeably with the French Canadian spelling of tuque knit caps.
Thank you for celebrating National Hat Day with us. Come join us at The Book Dialogue Podcast. Our next podcast will be published next week so stay tuned.
Happy Toque Day!
Sarah & Rebecca
Sarah and Rebecca Celebrate National Hat Day January 15, 2025
Metsmerized Online 🤖To celebrate #NationalHatDay, we are giving away this MMO hat!
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