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Felt Cowboy Hats
Straw Cowboy Hats
What to Look For in a Cowboy Hat
Styles of Cowboy Hats
How to Clean Cowboy Hats
Cowboy Hats & Chemical Cleaning
How to Shape the Crown of a Cowboy Hat
How to Shape the Brim of a Cowboy Hat
Tips for Sizing a Cowboy Hat
Everyday Care for a Cowboy Hat
Terms & Types of Dress Hats
Hats vs Helmets for Rodeo Riders
Cowboy Hat Etiquette
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Summary: Know the parts of a hat and what to look for in your cowboy hat; hear how to choose and take care of your cowboy hat in this free video on casual and dress cowboy hats.
Dustin Williams has worked for AA Callister three years, and he would love to help you pick out a cowboy hat. AA Callister carries over 300 boots.read more
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"Hi, I'm Dustin here on behalf of Expert Village and today I'm going to show just a few different styles or whatever's on your hat. We'll start here. This here goes on your head. This part here is called the crown, also the body. This here's called the brim; generally it's a four inch on a traditional hat. This here is the hat band, the buckle, real simple. Another easy thing; here's the sweat band, keeps from sweat and dirt and grime seeping through your felt and create a nice stain on the outside. Here's satin lining most felt hats have. This one here happens to be Ceretelly six X. Now the x's - when you're looking at hat's x's determine how nice the hat is, the quality, the higher x's the better the hat. Now keep in mind that the x's also go in different categories. It's going to be different for a beaver, full beaver as it is going to be for a wool. But they just basically tell you how what kind of hat you're buying. Now there're also little special features with hats like this one here happens to have a bound-age. As you'll see, these come in all different colors, shapes, and sizes you can think of."
eHow Article: What to Look For in a Cowboy Hat
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