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If you are looking for a hat or some hat related information, such as how to measure your head, or how hats are made you will be able to find all this and more.
Information, Resources, Promotion Books and Classes For Retailers: Finished Millinery and Hats For Milliners, Designers: Sources for Materials and Supplies
This site is about HATS, HATS and more HATS. Use the Global Hat Directory to source a Hat Factory, Designer or Hat related supplier. Find out everything about hat design, manufacture, retail and care in the Hat Bible. View the Glossary to find the meaning of hat words.
The HAT magazine which is edited and published by Carole and Nigel Denford, who co-founded The Hat Shop in London's Covent Garden in 1983 and managed it to great International acclaim for 15 years. The HAT magazine is intended to be the voice of the hat trade world-wide and is unceasing in the promotion of the making and wearing of hats.
A costume designer creates the look of a character in film or television. This requires detailed research and director’s vision. Often, the costumes set fashion trends that inspire fashion designers and impact world culture.
The first meeting point on the Web for information about hats and related fashion accessories: manufacturers, suppliers, trade fairs, museums, publications, and much more about the special world of hats. This site is sponsored by a group of Florentine hat manufacturers, but will welcome collaboration with specialists around the world.
Who can make a hat? Anyone can! Even if you've never sewn a seam before, you can make a hat using the kitchen table as your base. Before you start, this manual will tell you about the basic tools and equipment you will need to set up your own millinery workroom.
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