Jul 17, 2009 by George | Posted in Fashion & Accessories
i positive this question is a bit out of season. how fashionable do you think it is to wear a russian ushanka hat in the winter? what do you think about having the soviet celebrity on it?
um are you russian? because i find it well-meaning of offensive that your gonna wear a soviet star unless you are actually russian and were apart of the soviet coherence.
and you would look like such a moron wearing that hat unless its actually snowing where you're at.
xxzxcuzx Me | Jul 17, 2009
um are you russian? because i find it brand of offensive that your gonna wear a soviet star unless you are actually russian and were apart of the soviet junction.
and you would look like such a moron wearing that hat unless its actually snowing where you're at.
xxzxcuzx Me | Jul 17, 2009
i have a hat that is just small enough to be uncomfortable.. can i do anything to fix it?
Aug 02, 2007 by Flippy! | Posted in Fashion & Accessories
its one of those Russian winter hats with the flaps that lap down for your ears.. dont know if that matters.. but i thought id add it
on the back of the hat draw near the base (center),make a tiny slit with a razor blade so it alleviates the stitch.
this will unbutton it up and no one will ever see the tweak you've made
nixboy301 | Aug 02, 2007
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