The fedora is back as a style in men's headwear. I've never given up on them, and of late I've received compliment after compliment on my hats. I've been wearing a gray fedora for the past 25 years. (since I was in my early 30's), and while it got a lot of looks way back when, it's getting plaudits now. People are buying them in ever larger numbers. True, the young jet-set likes the much thinner brim a la Justin Timberlake; but it's still the 30's style "gangster" fedora that gets the most rave reviews from the many people young and old, whom I run across. Just yesterday visiting a relative at the hospital, the ladies at a nurse's station kept telling me what a great looking hat that was. I now have them in black, brown, gray, and even a plaid one--I have a couple thin-brim, and one very wide one (a la Indiana Jones), and while I still love my baseball caps for certain sports and outdoor activities, for just about everything else I wouldn't go back to any other headwear. I'm sorry to see that some of the Jaxon hats aren't available any more--perhaps with a little more demand they will, as they are VERY comfortable, wear well, look sharp, and last long. I love my Jaxon C-Crown crushable.