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Re: WW/RR/DI cap style name?
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lugnet.general
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Sun, 8 Oct 2000 02:45:07 GMT
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In lugnet.general, John Robert-Blaze Kanehl writes:
> > What's that style of hat/cap called?
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> a "kepi"
When referring to the element, would it be more correct to call it a
"Kepi Cap" or a "Kepi Hat"? (I realize that it might be most correct
simply to call it a "Kepi"[1] but I figure the redundancy can't hurt.
Leaning toward "Kepi Cap" at the moment, since "cap" is what the dictionary
calls it.)
> (I love the gray ones)
Me too! Hmm, I wonder if these will show up in the Star Wars line for the
Imperial officers...
--Todd
[1] Just like you would call a halberd a halberd and not a halberd axe, if I
understand correctly.
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 | | Re: WW/RR/DI cap style name?
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| (...) It's just a cap or a kepi, as far as I know. (...) However, in trade deals and sales, people have referred to them as "Kepi caps" so I think they wanted to be doubly sure... (...) That would be a great way to keep this hat in (...) (24 years ago, 8-Oct-00, to lugnet.general)
| | | Re: WW/RR/DI cap style name?
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| (...) Correct terminology for this style of hat is a "kepi" or a "Slouch Cap/Hat" <Encyclopedia Mode> OT, This style of headgear has it's origins in France, having migrated to the USA in the early 19th century (just around 1830-40) and were first (...) (24 years ago, 8-Oct-00, to lugnet.general)
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