Thimblebee has a small but exclusive range of hats for the discerning gentleman. They are available as both ready to wear and as bespoke items, so can be made in a size and/or colour of your choice.
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Victorian (1837-1901)
Victorian (1837-1901)
Regency/Late Georgian (1811-1837)
Georgian (1734-1811)
Edwardian to 1950s
Late Medieval to 1714
Steampunk
Contemporary
Conical Top Hat - 1830s-40s
Stovepipe Top Hat - as made famous by President Abraham Lincoln. 1847 on.
Standard 6" Top Hat with a straight crown and slightly curved brim 1837-1890s
Classic top hat 1890s-1901
The Anglesea Top Hat 1830s Straight but taller than the Standard
Traditional bowler with tall crown - Second half of the 19th centry onwards
Fedora - popular from the late 1880s
Regency/Late Georgian (1811-1837)
Paris Top Hat with tapered crown 1811-1815 and 1820-40
Stovepipe Top Hat - 1813-1817
Regent Top Hat 1825. 4.5" topper with straight brim and narrow hat band.
Angelsea Top Hat
1830s. 7" topper with almost flat brim and narrow hat
band.
Aylesbury Top Hat early 1830s. 7" topper with slightly curved brim and narrow hat band.
Conical Top Hat 1830s-40s
Standard 6" crown top hat with straight crown and slightly curved brim. 1811-37.
Georgian (1734-1811)
Paris Top Hat with tapered crown 1809-1811
Standard 6" crown top hat with straight crown and slightly curved brim. 1804-1811.
Cocked hat - a staple of the Georgian period.
Edwardian to 1950s
Tall crowned Fedora
Classic Top Hat 1901-1940s
Late Medieval to 1714
Late 16th to early 17th Century Hat
Elizabethan Bonnet
Capotaine Hat 1590s to Mid 17th Century
Steampunk
Classic Fez with added embroidery