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Hat Shaper's HAT DICTIONARY |
*hat:
item of dress worn on the head, |
| *gable | 16th c. Hood with back curtain. | |
| *Gainsborough: | A wide-brimmed, plumed hat with the brim turned up on one side; It was named for the 19th century English painter | |
| *Galerus: | a round cap of animal skin worn by hunters and peasants. | |
| *Gandhi cap: | traditional Indian cap, boat shaped worn by Mahatma Gandhi, Indian political leader | |
| *Garibaldi pillbox: | 1860's, inspired by the Italian liberator | |
| *gaucho: | wide tilted brim anchored with cord under chin | |
| *gibson girl: | 1890's sailor hat style illustrated by Charles Dana Gibson | |
| *Garbo hat: | slouch hat | |
| *garland: | a wreath of flowers (artificial in millinery), worn as a decorative head-dress | |
| *gatsby: | English driving cap | |
| *gibus: | collapsible silk opera hat, patented in 1837 by French inventor, Gibus | |
| *Glenngarry bonnet: | blue woolen cap creased through the crown , appeared in 1805 in Glenngarry, Invernesshire, Scotland, stiff sides, bound edges, short ribbons hanging in the back | |
| *gob cap: | name of cap given to enlisted men in U.S. Navy after 1940. white cotton, four piece crown, stitched brim. "Canadian for gobbie" means fisherman | |
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worn by Venetian boatman, wide brim, shallow crown |
| *gorget: | 14th and 15th century draped linen or silk draped and pinned to hair | |
| *gossamer hat: | lightweight muslin hats sized with shellac, used as bodies for silk plush hats | |
| *half hat: | hat that covers only part of head | |
| *havelock: | protective material that covers the neck attached to back of cap | |
| *head: | 1770's, Queen Marie Antoinette style of monstrous hair covering. | |
| *headrail: | 10th and 11th century British women's head covering wrapped over the head and around the neck | |
| *heart-shaped headdress: | 15th century, cauls | |
| *helmet: | military head-dress; protective head-cover | |
| *hennin: |
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a high conical hat with a veil attached at the top, worn by women during the 15th century OR insulting term for the tall, horned head-dresses. |
| *hijab: | head-cover worn by Islamic women, often accompanied by the niqab (face veil) | |
| *homburg: | men's felt hat with a soft lengthwise crease in the crown, and a narrow slightly rolled brim | |
| *hood: | English - amess, French - amuce, amice | |
| *horned headdress: | 14th &15th century, cauls extended to great widths horned effect | |
| *houppelande hennin: |
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| *houve: | a medieval cap or hood | |
| *huke: | 16th ,17th century, hooded mantle covering the head and body, moorish design, later used my Arabs, Moors, and Mohammodens. | |
| *huer: | a medieval cap | |
| *hurers: | wool caps, felted and shaggy | |
| *Huve: | tapered cornet projecting from each side of the head and being held in place with long pins. This type of women's headdress was popular in the early fifteen hundreds. | |
| *Ivy cap: | English driving cap | |
| *jester cap: | a bell trimmed peaked hood deriving from hat worn my medieval jester "Cap and Bells" | |
| *jinnah cap: | traditional cap of Pakistan, a karakul tarboosh, named for founder of Pakistan | |
| *jockey cap: | cloth cap, close-fitting 6-panel crown and wide brim at the front | |
| *Juliet: | a small, brimless, round cap of wide mesh, usually decorated with jewels. Renaissance. | |
| *kaffiyeh, keffiyed: | Arabian and Bedouin, scarf headdress held in place with agal | |
| *Kakofnitch: | Russian women's headdress in the form of a tiara or diadem. | |
| *kalpak: |
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a triangular Turkish or Tartar felt cap |
| *kamelaukion: | ancient tall cone shaped felt or fur cap formerly worn by mohammeden sects | |
| *Kate Greenway cap: | illustrated in Kate Greenway books of 1st empire children, similar to mob caps | |
| *kepi: |
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typical cap of the French Foreign Legion, flat topped oval crown with a brim in the front, German , Algerian |
| *Kepisottlegione: |
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| *Kepresh: | war head-dress of the Pharaoh. | |
| *kettle: |
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| *khatmi, Indian: |
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| *khevenhuller: | popular man's hat mid 18th century, deep front fronted turned up of the brim with small pinch, peaks at the sides, small turned up at back | |
| *kippah: |
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skull-cap worn by Jewish men, also known as a yarmulke |
| *klaft: | ancient Egyptian striped hood | |
| *Klaft: |
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the head-dress shown on the sphinx. Striped cloth on which a sparrow hawk was woven, fits over the temples and falls over ears. |
| *Korean hat: |
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traditional men's tall black hat with medium wide brim tied under the chin |
| *krizia: | lacquered woven straw hat, round crown, rolled brim | |
| *kufie: |
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Islamic prayer cap |
| *kulah: | Persian, Ancient Oriental, pointed skullcap. high cylindrical cap of felt | |
| *Kyne: | Greek soldier's leather helmet | |
| *kyrbasia: | ancient Persia cap of felt round with flaps to fasten under chin | |
| *leghorn: | Laverne, Italy... finely plaited straw hat | |
| *liberty cap: | Phrygian cap | |
| *liripipe: | evolved from conical hood with face hole, 12th century. peak later wrapped around head to form turbaned chaperone |
