I say, jolly good, old boy: a history of the Bowler Hat
A symbol of traditional Britishness, the Bowler was the daily hat of choice for decades for workmen and gentlemen alike, and is firmly associated with the image of the stereotypical London banker. It was also very popular in the American west, under the name Derby, and is worn by women in Bolivia, who call it the Bombin Version française: • Je dis, jolly good: l'histoire du chapeau ... The bowler I wear comes from Meyer the Hatter in New Orleans https://meyerthehatter.com/ Title sequence designed by Alexandre Mahler [email protected] This video was done for entertainment and educational purposes. No copyright infringement of any sort was intended.

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