Brown felt, distressed with burn marks.
Hat bands are made from brown alligator, black distressed leather braid, and a small jute twine braid, finished with a turkey feather for some flair. Bands can be sewn into the hat or tied on, so you can swap them out to match what you’re wearing.
Comes with genuine lambskin sweatband.
To order first choose your size.
To get the right size measure your head where the hat will sit in centimeters. If you have a head shape that is hard to fit or if you want a perfect fit, conformateurs are available upon request and require a $120 deposit. The deposit will be refunded when we get the conformateur back. Or the deposited amount can be used as store credit. If you purchase the hat we will send it to you for free. We will not make the hat and we will keep $120 plus shipping and handeling if we never get the conformateur back.
Choose the quality of felt you’d like. Color will vary slightly between the different qualities of felt. For instance a natural color rabbit felt will be whiter than a natural colored beaver felt
For the brim shape we will make it the same shape in the photo or you can send us a picture with a description of what you’d prefer. Email: forged.glory@hotmail.com Phone: 9319059441
Hat accessories can be sewn into the hat, or just tied on so you can change them out to match your outfit. We do not use glue.
Comes with a horseshoe nail as a cowboy tooth pic monogrammed with the letter R for Revenant or we can use your initial or whatever letter you’d prefer. It can be placed in the hat band or pierced though the crown of the hat.
Please contact us with any other customization request and we will make it happen.
A horseshoe nail serves as a cowboy toothpick on the left side—because that’s the Forged Glory side.
Our version of the lower-profile sharpshooter crown: pointed front with a Western 4” lifted brim. Named after the two men who taught me how to shoot.
When I joined the Army, I had never shot a gun before. I was afraid I wouldn’t pass the rifle qualification in basic training—if you don’t pass, you get held back.
I told Drill Sergeant Owens about my fear, and he took me under his wing to teach me. I still barely passed—but I passed!!
When I got to my first unit, Staff Sergeant Baxter was doing everything he could to get into sniper school, which he eventually did and passed. I asked him to teach me how to shoot. At my next rifle qualification, I shot expert—and continued to do so for the rest of my career.