Watch Kevin Change Two 1950’s Open Roads from Teardrop to Cattleman Creases. Slowly, Step by Step

[@davidcallan7844]

My two favourite hat creases at the moment are the Tom Mix and the Keane crease.

[@secretdaisy6484]

Those turned out great❕I tell you what-you go to a rodeo or stock sale anywhere in Texas, New Mexico etc. and you will see dozens of of old guys with big bellies, wide belts and silver rodeo buckles everywhere. 👍☮️🌞🎸🎵🚴‍♀️🐾⭐️

[@jackcrespo2900]

Turned out great. You're the Hat Man😉

[@KTGHATS]

Thanks Jack!☮️💟

[@AmenMoto]

Much as I like, looking at your Grateful Dead shirts, you did real good with the camera angles on this one. 👍🏻 beautiful hat work from you too.

[@rogerstenstromk5mow715]

Really good video, Kevin. I am not a big western hat fan, even though I live here in Texas. But the hats that I do touch up for friends are usually western hats here in this area. I wouldn’t mind having a old open road sometime. But mainly, I love the fedora.

[@H.C.Q.]

Very nice work!

[@KTGHATS]

Thanks a lot, ‘preciate that !

[@billsohne1207]

Thanks Kevin what a Magic show ! Looking forward to getting them back ! Both are 7 3/8 long oval ! The 10$ hat is from about 1952/53 and the Stetson Twenty-five is about 1955 according to the Stetson Facebook brain trust!

[@KTGHATS]

That makes sense. They’re both golden age quality, they both are killer Skypieces, you’re very lucky. I doubt most folks even needed steam w those hats. They shape so smoothly w just your hands. The oddest thing is..that teardrop looked SO much like my work, it was uncanny. I guess you never know