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Originally Posted by Carruthers
Headgear that's rarely spotted these days.
Men of my grandfather's generation wore them, very often as a component of their 'Sunday best' attire.
The only time they are seen now in any number is at a race meeting.
Owners, trainers and officials tend to wear them.
Probably as part of an unwritten dress code.
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They made a massive comeback for the British youth in the 80s
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