Dimensions and condition are essential. Please do not rely on the category size for reference. [Overview] This is a special hat made in the UK. There is no size notation, but the actual size is approximately 56.9cm, so it is likely equivalent to a 57cm. The brand is Dunn&Co, known for tweed, but hats are their main business. This is a rare Homburg hat. It features a curled brim and piped edges. In the 19th century, it was considered casual, but after the 1920s, it gradually became regarded as formal wear, suitable for not only suits but also director's suits and tuxedos. It is proper to pair a Homburg or bowler hat with a genuine Chesterfield coat, rather than a fedora. Based on the design and interior, it is estimated to be a vintage piece from around the 1940s. The firm, fine-grained, exquisite felt is a texture unique to the UK of the past. The style is pre-war, and as a British product, it has a slightly wide brim, a high crown, and a tapered shape, making it cool. The curled brim and piping are authentic details rarely seen in current products. The curled brim is originally formed using a mold, but such properly made hats are almost extinct today. Lock & Co. offered one a few years ago for about 100,000 yen locally, but it cannot be confirmed at this time whether they are still producing them. The Homburg is essential for completing an outfit, but genuine ones are almost impossible to obtain now. It is much easier to wear and more realistic than a bowler hat. Please, by all means, get this authentic British product from yesteryear! [Condition] It is in a practical condition with signs of use. The entire hat has been photographed, and a point that is difficult to see in the images is that there is adhesive repair due to some peeling of the sweatband. ##phot04499