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Cowboy Hat Etiquette
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Summary: Learn how to hold and take off a cowboy hat and other basic etiquette; 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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"Alright, hey I?m Dustin here on behalf of Expert Village here at Callister's and I?m just gonna show you little hot manners and some style for when you take out your hat. Now when you take it off, the best way to grab a hat is either: a.) right here on the crown. Now don?t do too much pressure, just a little bit enough. But the best way I like to is you don?t mess up the hat or the color, yet grace is staying on. Grab it like this, like this, right where the hot band is, just two fingers there, one here, and grab it like that, put on, right so. With that grace, so you don't ruin your hat. Now things you don't want to do, grab your hat like this and wrench it down because you gonna ruin your hat, by, in one size, it just gonna fall in. And another great way for holding a hat showing it off, grab it, two fingers on the inside, one on the outside, and just use the tension of the hat like that. So nice hat tips, manners for you when you're going to a church, a public place, any inside building, its socially not accepted to wear a hat inside, especially if you're in like a court building anything like that. So keep in mind, respect others."
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