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Hat Shaper's HAT DICTIONARY |
*hat:
item of dress worn on the head, |
| *Agal: |
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modern Arab head-dress. Consists of a scarf wound around the head and held in place by its own fringes tucked into the roll. |
| *a shu: | pandita hat, red hat of a scholar with long lappets | |
| *Afghan skull cap: |
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| *Albanian Hat: | hat with a high crown and raised front, trimmed with a feather. This style was made popular by portraits of Henry IV. | |
| *alpine hat: | soft felt sport hat, also, Tyrolean | |
| *amice: | a priest's white ritual hood | |
| *Ammana: | large wound turban worn by Muslims | |
| *ampyx: |
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| *almuce: | a fur lined hood | |
| *Annie Hall: | drooping brimmed hat made famous by Diane Keaton in movie of same name...1970's | |
| *arctic cap: | Felt crown with goose down, Mouton lamb storm flaps | |
| *ascot: | London, gray top hat worn at Ascot races | |
| *attiffet: | women's headdress which arched on either side of the head and was covered by a veil which fell in a point. Popular style in sixteenth century. | |
| *aumussiers: | a hood made of fur | |
| *babushka: |
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Russian grandmothers triangular shaped head scarf tied under chin |
| *bachlik: | a hood attached to a cap... Balkans | |
| * bacolet, French: |
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| * baigneaus: |
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bonnet fashioned like a bathing cap |
| *bag wig: |
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| *baku: |
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straw hat from Ceylon |
| *balaclava: |
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knitted hood, covered head, ears, neck and mouth, used by soldiers in the Battle of Balaclava during the Crimean War of 1854, call the Protector in 1843 |
| *balibuntal: | Philippines, straw woven hat | |
| *balmoral: | Scotch Bluebonnet. woolen beret cap with top projecting over tartan band of Stuart colors, 1850's | |
| *bambini: | designed by Della Robia, ?Florence Italy, a hat with a halo brim | |
| *bandeau: | small leaf or drop head-dress for women, to accompany elegant attire | |
| *bandino: | 1930's women's large brimmed hat | |
| *bangkok: | woven palm fiber hat | |
| *barbe: | wimple covering ladies head, neck and chin | |
| *barrentino: | Italian fisherman's cap | |
| *barette: | wide flat cap worn in Middle Ages by priests. | |
| *baseball cap: | cloth cap with wide brim at the front. worn by baseball | |
| *basher: | a straw hat | |
| *bashlyk: | an ancient round topped felt bonnet with lappets | |
| *Basque beret: |
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flat round woolen felt cap worn my Basque peasants |
| *Batiste Bonnet 1820 -1830: |
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| *bavolet: |
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cap worn by French peasant women called curtain bonnet |
| *beanie: |
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20th century American small, round skull cap, cut in gores to fit head |
| *beaver hat: | hat made of beaver fur felt | |
| *bearskin: | A large furry crowned hat, uniform worn by Coldstream Guard | |
| *beefeater: |
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narrow brimmed hat worn by British Yeoman of the Guard and Warders of the Tower of London since the 16 century. flat topped medium high crown gathered into a headband, black beret shape |
| *beguin: | close fitting cap, 3 pieces, medieval, | |
| *bell cloche: |
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| *bellboy: | small stiff cap in pillbox shape usually worn by hotel bellboys | |
| *Ben Hogan: | English driving cap | |
| *beret: | cap of felt, felted jersey or fabric with soft, wide circular crown, with or without a headband | |
| *berettino: | see biretta | |
| *bersagliere: |
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hat worn at an angle wide brim large curving feather mount, worn by Italian mountain regiment |
| *Bethlehem | headdress: truncated, dome shaped cap, decorated with gold and silver coins and jewels. Worn with a veil. Ancient Moslem headdress. tarboosh | |
| * bicorne: |
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men's hat of the late 18th and early 19th century. It is was the signature hat of Napoleon. |
| *biggin: | coif like cap with ties under the chin, 16 & 17th century | |
| *billycock: |
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a bowler circa 1850, named after William Coke |
| *bird cage: | a small hat with stiffened veiling surrounding the wearer's face | |
| *biretta: |
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square cap worn by clergy. The crown has 3 and 4 projections. |
| *boater: |
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oval, flat-topped hat with rigid flat brim, typically made of straw braid sailor or a skimmer. |
| * bobby: | tall dome, short turned down brim, Keystone Cop style, worn by English police. | |
| * bobwig: |
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| *bonnet: | name of women's or girl's head-dress, with deep brim and ribbons to tie under the chin; | |
| *bonnet a la Laitere: | cap similar to a maiden's cap | |
| *bonnet rouge: | red cap worn during French Revolution as a symbol of liberty. | |
| *bonnet a la Victorie: | a cap decorated with laurel leaves, the symbol of victory | |
| *bonnet demi-neg lige: | informal cap worn under a hat | |
| *bonnetiers: | white head hugging, knitted, sometimes felted wool hats | |
| *bongrace: |
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16, 17 century Oblong shaped, stiff material which dips over the forehead and draping over the back, worn in a coif |
| *borsalino: |
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man's fur felt hat from Italian firm of same name, 1920's |
| *bourrelet: | head protector for children | |
| *bowler: | oval hat, with round, rigid crown modeled brim, a derby, made popular by the Earl of Derby | |
| *breton or bretonne: |
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women's hat with ample round crown and brim turned-up all around |
| *bridal veil: | white or ivory veil worn during wedding ceremony | |
| *brush hat: | 19th century term for felt hats with nap brushed up during planking | |
| *bubble: | melon shaped pillbox cap | |
| *bucket cap: | sports hat with round dented crown | |
| *bulbous: | 16 century German Large dome shaped cap. | |
| *bumper brim: | Hat with a tubular shaped brim. various sized brim and crown | |
| *buriti: | Brazilian straw hat | |
| *burnoose: |
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| *busby: |
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toll cylindrical cur cape with military ornament hanging from top. 15th century cavalry uniform of Hungarian Hussars. |
| *bush hat: | wide brimmed man's felt hat, turned up brim on 1 side.. slouch hat | |
| *butterfly headdress: |
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15th century, variation of Hennin, box cap, draped veiling like butterfly wings. |
| *bycocket, bycoket: | 16th century Italian student high crown, wide brim, peaked in the front and turned up in the back. Middle Ages. |
