David Morgan Fall and Winter 2012/2013 Catalog
David Morgan Fall and Winter 2012/2013 Catalog
David Morgan Fall and Winter 2012/2013 Catalog
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Wearing <strong>and</strong> Caring for Your Akubra Akubra Hats are made<br />
to be worn by active outdoors people. They are made to give full<br />
satisfaction during years of service through sun <strong>and</strong> rain. There is no<br />
need to baby your Akubra, but if you treat it with underst<strong>and</strong>ing, it<br />
will look better <strong>and</strong> last longer.<br />
Do not pick up your hat by pinching the crown, either at the top or front. Pinching will<br />
flex the felt, <strong>and</strong> eventually cause a hole or crack to develop in the felt. It is best to pick<br />
up the hat either by the front <strong>and</strong> back of the brim, or by placing the thumbs inside the<br />
leather sweat b<strong>and</strong> at the sides with the fingers just touching the outside edge of the brim.<br />
Rain or sun do not harm a pure fur felt Akubra. There is no need for plastic rain covers<br />
— these merely keep the felt from breathing properly <strong>and</strong> so make your head uncomfortable.<br />
Do not heat a wet hat. Heat will shrink the felt, as well as the leather. St<strong>and</strong> the<br />
hat upside down on its crown, or hang on a hook in a cool place <strong>and</strong> let it dry naturally.<br />
Wet felt retains the shape in which it dries, so make sure the brim <strong>and</strong> crown are shaped<br />
as you want them before drying. Do not leave a hat st<strong>and</strong>ing flat on its brim, as this will<br />
distort the brim. Never put your hat on the back ledge of your car or truck in the sun, as<br />
the heat may shrink <strong>and</strong> damage the leather sweatb<strong>and</strong>. If your hats must of necessity be<br />
dried or stored under warm conditions, storing the hat on a hat stretcher, set to your hat<br />
size, will be beneficial.<br />
Dust <strong>and</strong> grime are bound to accumulate on a hat under any normal conditions. Dust can<br />
be removed by brushing with a soft brush. Always brush with the nap, in a counterclockwise<br />
direction. Dust can also be removed by wiping the hat with a damp (not wet) towel.<br />
Hat Stretcher This two way hat stretcher is<br />
robust <strong>and</strong> durable. Tapered blocks of fir on a<br />
turnbuckle fit against the leather sweatb<strong>and</strong> to<br />
absorb moisture <strong>and</strong> maintain the hat’s proper<br />
shape <strong>and</strong> size when stored. If your hats must<br />
of necessity be dried or stored under warm<br />
conditions, storing the hat on the stretcher, set<br />
to your size, will be beneficial. Three sizes are<br />
carried to fit a range of hat sizes. Made in USA.<br />
#1181 Hat Stretcher .....................................................................................$23<br />
Sizes S (below 71/8), M (71/8 to 73/8), L (71/2 <strong>and</strong> up)<br />
Please state size<br />
Brim Brush The hatter’s brim brush is<br />
designed to brush a hat efficiently. Brush<br />
counter-clockwise to remove dust <strong>and</strong><br />
grime. Used regularly a brim brush will<br />
add years to the life of your hat.<br />
#3001 Brim Brush ..............................................................................$13<br />
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