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I didn't know Papa Smurf support the revolution🔥

wait. you remake your videos in french and english? you sir are the coolest person ive seen on this app

Knowledge is power! Thank you for your posts!

The first man that sprung to mind as a wearer of the Homburg for me was George Formby. He did also wear a fedora though, so perhaps not as iconic as many of the other examples given.

They are red due to being soaked in blood.

Please do a video on the Pakol/ Pakul!

NEW YORK CITY!

The best thing about Muslim is that they preserved Greek traditions and assimilated them under Islamic context.

Most probably they saw it there The steps

So mongol Russia

Bonjour, mes cheveux sont raides je porte la charlotte et utilise des oreillers en satin évidemment pas pour la chaleur.

8:46 😅😂

Excellent and informative video! Thank you

The garrison cap was commonly called the "cut cap" and to a lesser usage, the "c#nt cap" when I served in the US army.

I believe even US soldiers involved in the Korean Conflict wore a type of Ushanka issue during those cold winters months there.

Many years ago when I was a lad, one of my aunts asked me to fetch her Pamama from her bedroom. At the time I had no idea what she was referring to - ! 😅

Similar to Stilton cheese. It was simply sold in Stilton as this town was on the Great North Road, but was produced elsewhere.

Dommage que tout soit lu....

The Ushanka is top class. It really really keeps your head warm in winter

One of the most thoroughly researched, comprehensive, informative, and entertaining videos I’ve had the pleasure to view. My hat’s off to YOU!

Pourquoi tu parle comme ça quand tu lit,ça fait prétentieux et c’est très désagréable,résultat je ne regarde pas jusqu’à la fin…😤👎🤷‍♂️

Très intéressant ! Je me demande si dans des temps plus ancien, le froid, mais aussi l’hygiène ne rendait pas le bonnet utile. Si vous pouvez, essayer de décaler la camera un peut plus vers l’écran qui sert pour le texte

I buy Hanna hats when I want a wool one. Cotton or linen doesn't mater as much to me where it comes from. Hanna hats credits the snap as being a 60s style. Today, I think the snap is pretty useless unless drying it our after getting caught in the rain.

Faux ! Le bonnet de nuit était un "rempart" contre les poux, les puces et les tiques 🪳😉

Hola saludos desde Chile, yo también coleccióno sombreros, as uno del "coonskin cap"

i’m a mexican that moved to Michigan and wear a cowboy hat hat everyday. and people make weird faces at me lol😂

-7:20 The Kievan Rus predates the Mongols by several centuries.

For the record- Indiana Jones wears an Australian Bush Hat, the head of wardrobe department trimmed the brim and fixed the cap’s shape.

Contenu intéressant mais l’écoute serait plus agréable si vous lisiez moins vos notes…

La tête a besoin de chaleur et régule la température du corps car c'est là qu il y a le plus de sang ils étaient moins bête que les gens de nos jours qui ne savent même pas ça

Devenu chauve à 30 ans, j'ai définitivement besoin d'un bonnet sur la tête l'hiver pour dormir.

0:33 happy pride month to the monopoly man! 😂

This track appears to be an uncomfortable one or two bpm faster than the original version. Does every⁷body agree?

Interesting and well-presented but might I suggest a plain background rather than the bookcase, flags and is that a towel in the corner?!

Night caps are cozy. That's why I wear them.

Thank you for explaining the collapsible topper. I'd long wondered how they worked.

Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. People who whine about "cultural appropriation" are just professional grievance seekers. When a California TV station pulled "Speedy Gonzales" off the air for "stereotyping" Mexicans, the loudest complaints came from Latinos, who loved the little guy as their mascot.

For Mexicans that's a norteño hat. A hat used in the north of México where the sun is not so strong all year round. It is more practical when working with animals because is lighter and easier to keep an eye all around. 😊

Sachant que tu perds 30% de chaleur par la tête, moi en hiver quand je dors au froid, je met un bonnet (normal)!

In Visayas, Philippines we call that sarong or sadok. We have different designs for it as well depending on the island

Where did you get your second Bicorn you wore that was plain black, that you showed how officers would wear it front to back? I'm doing a US Officer from the War of 1812 Impression and need something like that.

I started wearing fedoras 4 years ago and the benefits couldn’t have been more awesome: Sun out of your eyes so you can see No rain or snow getting to your eyes Looks amazing when dressed accordingly (don’t wear with a graphic tee or shorts please!) Keeps your head warm in winter and cool in summer And makes a excellent conversation starter As a plus, for my adhd crowd, it’s a great fidget toy as long as you keep it reasonable.

Avant que la vidéo sorte j’avais déjà un chapeau de cowboy 🤠 c’est mon symbole perso pour représenter la pêche à l’aimant 🧲♻️ 😁

I’m not a native German speaker, but I’ve been learning it for a year and half, and I can say that your German at the beginning of the video was amazing! Very good job, anybody who I try to teach German to can’t even say so much as a single word 😂

Jador ❤

J'habite à la montagne et il fait 5 à 8 degrés dans ma chambre, je porte un bonnet de ski de fond pour la nuit, il ressemble à un bonnet de nuit et est très agréable à porter.

It was not only in victorian fashion a headdress worn in leisure time at home, but also in k&k Austria. This had a simple reason: economics! At the time Mahmoud put forward his reforms for statuatory fashion, the city of Fez was the only one in the Ottoman Empire capable of dying this particular red. Well, the Empire was large and the production soon overstrained. But in Europe Germany and Austria were leading in chemical dying. Furthermore, Austria shared a border with the Ottoman Empire. Therfore it might be of no surprise that both countries hat beneficial trading treaties too. Good lords! We produced a hell lot of fezes! Well, as a matter of fact up to 30% of the Ottoman demand! That was the reason for the escutcheon of the famous Austrian Meinl Coffee sported a "Mohr" with Fez (colored Child wearing a Fez). To circle back to the attire for leisure times: The then modernist lifestyle was the "Biedermeier" which had the typical leisure dress comprised of slippers, dressing gown and fez. (as a sidenote: This "Biedermeier" lifestyle was the reaction to the very oppressive Dictatorship of Metternich, who acted as Chancelor of State as representative of the Emperor. The life was retreating from the public to the private space.) Another Anekdote shoud be mentioned: a bosnian sailor of the k&k Marine put forward the motion to be allowed donning a Fez as official military headdress; it was grantid in record time of 3 weeks. (wouldnt be possible nowadays)

Maybe Polish cap next?

I was considering getting a "real" one, with the back-woven brim edge, but I couldn't justify the cost. I had a cheaper one, and I loved it to death! It became a tattered gardening hat, and then became part of the garden.

Eh bien, j’aurais encore appris des choses en me divertissant! Merci ! J’ai hâte de voir le prochain couvre-chef! une couronne ? Des lauriers.? Une salade ou une barbute? Une charlotte ou une cagoule ? Une coiffe d’amérindien ? En tout cas, chapeau à vous !