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    I'd not heard of that style of hat before. Searching Google for "ghillie hat" made me think you were looking for one of these:
    stealthsuitdeserthoodwmask2.jpg

    I figured it out eventually, though.

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    Hahaha! That's funny, Llama. BTW, congratulations on your recent wedding. I wish you a lifetime of joy.
    Quote Originally Posted by Llama View Post
    I'd not heard of that style of hat before. Searching Google for "ghillie hat" made me think you were looking for one of these:
    stealthsuitdeserthoodwmask2.jpg

    I figured it out eventually, though.

    Does anyone have any kilted ghillie hat photos? I want to get more of an idea of the overall effect before I jump right in.
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    Here you go. The hat in the picture is known locally as a "fore and aft" and the ones with the ear flaps are known as "deer stalkers". BEWARE, these styles are called by other names by other tailors and merchants so care needs to be taken when ordering. These bonnets are a first rate choice for informal kilt attire and are worn without a second thought here.

    " Rules are for the guidance of wise men and the adherence of idle minds and minor tyrants". Field Marshal Lord Slim.

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    Looking sharp there Jock.
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    Seriously, Jock! Looking good, sir!

    Thank you for your advice.

    I am leaning toward a hat very similar to yours.
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    The other day I pulled the trigger on one of these:

    http://www.scotweb.co.uk/products/all-wool-ghillie-hat/

    These things look SHARP! I hope that it arrives soon. I am experiencing the 'jones.' If it's this bad for a hat then what shall I do when it is a kilt jones?! LOL!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by TheOfficialBren View Post
    The other day I pulled the trigger on one of these:

    http://www.scotweb.co.uk/products/all-wool-ghillie-hat/

    These things look SHARP! I hope that it arrives soon. I am experiencing the 'jones.' If it's this bad for a hat then what shall I do when it is a kilt jones?! LOL!!
    Very smart! I like it.

    Cheers,

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    I'm glad I stumbled onto this thread. After looking at the above link I think I've been confusing the Ghillie hat with the Deerstalker? I recently sold a Barbour hat like the one above thinking it was a deerstalker. Do those wiser on the subject than myself have anything to offer in comparing the two? Many thanks!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jock Scot View Post
    Here you go. The hat in the picture is known locally as a "fore and aft" . . . These bonnets are a first rate choice for informal kilt attire and are worn without a second thought here.

    When wearing a "fore and aft" how do you know if you are "coming or going"? Whichever you do look good in one.
    Last edited by Friday; 21st January 13 at 05:33 PM.

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    Yes! That is Mr Jock's hat. He told me that they are a "first-class choice" in the Highlands. Who am I to argue with that?

    I am jonesing already! Lol.
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