Men's Hat Etiquette - Rules for Wearing & Removing Hats

Click here to learn more about HAT ETIQUETTE: https://www.gentlemansgazette.com/mens-hat-etiquette-guide/?utm_campaign=social-lead-gen&utm_medium=video&utm_source=youtube&utm_content=hat-etiquette&utm_term=youtube-description Hat Anatomy 101: https://gentl.mn/2QPCk3R How To Get The Right Hat For Your Face Shape: https://gentl.mn/2GeOQ91 SHOP THE VIDEO: 1. Knit Tie in Mottled Blue and Brown - https://gentl.mn/2QKQgwa 2. Dark Blue Linen Pocket Square with White Handrolled X Stitch - https://gentl.mn/get-this-dark-blue-white-pocket-square 3. Light Blue Veronica Persica Boutonniere - https://gentl.mn/2SJCUxd 4. Silver Eagle Claw Cufflinks with Lapis Lazuli Balls - https://gentl.mn/2rxaHhC Bill Thompson's original blog post: http://dresslikeagrownup.blogspot.com/2011/07/hatiquette.html A great many menswear sources, if they do offer advice on hat etiquette, will typically advise that the most basic rule to remember is to wear your hat when outdoors and to take it off indoors. While this advice may end up working out for the wearer, let's say 75 to 80 percent of the time, we believe that there's a better central starting point for approaching hat etiquette which is as follows: Wear your hat in public spaces and take it off in private spaces. Stated simply, a private space is any place where people live, work, or pay a fee to enter. Anything else is generally going to be considered public. Here then are some more specific examples of this philosophy in practice. A house is a