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How to shape your Scottish Balmoral hat – Jocking your bonnet

How to shape your Scottish Balmoral Hat - Jocking your bonnet

The shaping of a Balmoral is a very personal thing and much has been written about jocking your new hat. Some people like to look smart; others like to look like a game keeper or countryman.

Whatever your style we shape our balmorals in the same way.

You will need:

1. 1 x Balmoral

2. 1 x bowl of hot water

3. 1 x bowl of cold water

4. 1 x head

 

Step 1.

1. Ensure your balmoral is a correct fit. The hat band should sit approx 1 inch above the eye and should sit parallel around your head.

2. Submerge the balmoral in hot water. Squeeze out the water ( do not wring out )
Then into cold water - Squeeze out water and then mould and shape on your head.
Scottish Classic Hats
Into the bowl of hot water

4. Then submerge into cold water. This hot and cold option can be repeated as many times as you wish and it will cause the hat to tighten as the felt tightens up.

5. Mould to head again; repeat steps 5 -5 for approx 3 more times.

6. Mould to head and keep it on for a minimum of 20 minutes, shaping and moulding as necessary.

Our classic quality wool Scottish Balmoral hats, 100% made in Scotland since 1845. As supplied to the Highland regiments and British army made in the finest wool, silk bands, ostrich feathers and silk ribbon tails. All hand finished by highly skilled and experienced tradesmen, using high quality materials which comply with the rigorous Ministry of Defence requirements in the UK. Please visit the hat page for the full range of Balmorals, Kilmarnock Bonnets, TOS and glengarry hats.

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