Hat to clothes attacher thingy

[petem]

A nice (but possibly mad) lady at work has asked me where you can get clips to attach your hat to your jacket/jmper. I've never heard of such a thing. Have you? Where can you buy one?

Thanks, Pete

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[hlb]

Cloths pegs. My mother used to get them off gypseys. Maybe Woolworths do them nowadays!!

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[Wiggo]

probably Mothercare. I remember we had some for the kids when they were small.

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[britemp]

6 inch nail would do - galvanised of course for maritime use. . . . .


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[BrendanS]

They usually have a small rack or basket of the things on the counter next to the till at swindleries. Some baseball caps have them built in, but these are more difficult to track down

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[cptshed]

"AAAHH!!!!.....did you say a marine six inch nail?.....that'll be 12.50........each, of
course,........+vat....."

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[l'escargot]

Two crocodile clips and a shoelace.

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[Alpha22]

Get yourself a MBM cap... built in thingy!!

Got mine at the boat show, Cheers Kim...

D.

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[windandwave]

The brand name for these things is Lid-latches. Musto sell caps with built in clips as well.

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[BrendanS]

I've already got an MBM one! About 4 years old now, and looking rather tired and sun and salt bleached, but it's the only cap I've never lost!!

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[plombier]

A kill-cord works very well (for those of you who have one). But preferably not the spare one that you leave on the boat for your crew to use when you fall/jump/are pushed into the oggin.

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