where are the strings that secure the Tilley hat on the inside????? I do not see them visible in any picture.please advise Dr Romano
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I'm not sure what you mean by strings to secure the hat on the inside. These hats come with a shoestring style cord, which can be adjusted to fit under your chin (or behind your head) to hold the hat on in windy conditions. When not in use the cord is simply left inside the hat and it is always connected since it is fed through the grommets on the sides and tied at the end - the ends do not remain lose. So it cannot come free of the hat unless it is deliberately untied.The Tilley website will provide a better illustration of the cord and how it is used. This T3 model does come with the cord. I'm not sure what you mean by strings to secure the hat on the inside. These hats come with a shoestring style cord, which can be adjusted to fit under your chin (or behind your head) to hold the hat on in windy conditions. When not in use the cord is simply left inside the hat and it is always connected since it is fed through the grommets on the sides and tied at the end - the ends do not remain lose. So it cannot come free of the hat unless it is deliberately untied.The Tilley website will provide a better illustration of the cord and how it is used. This T3 model does come... » Read More I'm not sure what you mean by strings to secure the hat on the inside. These hats come with a shoestring style cord, which can be adjusted to fit under your chin (or behind your head) to hold the hat on in windy conditions. When not in use the cord is simply left inside the hat and it is always connected since it is fed through the grommets on the sides and tied at the end - the ends do not remain lose. So it cannot come free of the hat unless it is deliberately untied.The Tilley website will provide a better illustration of the cord and how it is used. This T3 model does come with the cord. « Show Less
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There's one long string, about the size of a large boot lace. It goes around the crown, then the short half hangs down to hug the nape of your neck (just above the hairline in back.) This is what really keeps the hat on..and it WORKS. The longer half hangs down by your ears. In windy conditions, you can let this hang under your chin...it reaches to almost your collarbone..to catch the hat in the unlikely event is blows off. Otherwise, you can let it hang down in back, or loop it up onto the hat for "storage." SO well thought-out!
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I did the same thing. It is very well hidden. It's on one of the sides and I have to run my finger up and down each seam till I did the zipper head. So I just put a. Safety pin on it. To make it stand out a bit more
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Hi John ! Sorry for not respondng any sooner ...If you like you can most certainly use the "hat string as a ... chin string ...instead of a "head" string :-)" ...that's what's so beautiful about the Tilley and makes the Tilley hats so unique !! I advise you to have a peak at their website !!! ...every wearing option or fashion as you fancy is beautifully explained ! if you would ask: "if it wears out, ... would you buy another one ?" I would answer "no need to !!!" If you take care of your "Tilley" as advised ... you're "HEADDRESSED3 for live" ...LITERALLY !HughNetherlands Hi John ! Sorry for not respondng any sooner ...If you like you can most certainly use the "hat string as a ... chin string ...instead of a "head" string :-)" ...that's what's so beautiful about the Tilley and makes the Tilley hats so unique !! I advise you to have a peak at their website !!! ...every wearing option or fashion as you fancy is beautifully explained ! if you would ask: "if it wears out, ... would you buy another one ?" I would answer "no need to !!!" If you take care of your "Tilley" as advised ... you're "HEADDRESSED3... » Read More Hi John ! Sorry for not respondng any sooner ...If you like you can most certainly use the "hat string as a ... chin string ...instead of a "head" string :-)" ...that's what's so beautiful about the Tilley and makes the Tilley hats so unique !! I advise you to have a peak at their website !!! ...every wearing option or fashion as you fancy is beautifully explained ! if you would ask: "if it wears out, ... would you buy another one ?" I would answer "no need to !!!" If you take care of your "Tilley" as advised ... you're "HEADDRESSED3 for live" ...LITERALLY !HughNetherlands « Show Less
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They have a "snap spring" hold. You snap them open, fit them over your ear then push against them. They kind of SNAP onto your ears gently but snuggly. They are pretty neat! My 29 yr old son wanted them, my mother had some when she was alive and that's what he wanted for Christmas. They keep your ears warm without messing up your hair ladies. No"hat hair" !
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My ties were there. They are little. Maybe turn the comforter completely inside out. If they are not there, you could make your own really simple. Not that you want should have too. I love my comforter set. Good luck
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Hi, Ruth, it is secured under the front of the bowl .....in a vise -like motion......very secure once you tighten up the knob from the outside. just like a vise would tighten...hope this helps. I liked it and it was invaluable post op .
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I purchased two "Natural/Green" Tilley hats - It is white on the outside and underneath the rim is green. My father has had his Tilley hat for over 20 years and it is still looks great - it goes through the washing machine from time to time and comes out perfect.
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They are knit. They might pucker or change shape where the monograming is. Once it is stretched on to your head, that may be less noticeable
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Technically, there are 2 sets of exposed strings running vertically through the accordion of the shade's paper/cloth-like material. The strings are located where the cords are usually located in Venetian blinds, but you do not pull on the string to lift or lower the shades. You just push up or pull down on the plastic piece running the length of the shade's bottom, & it stays at whatever level you push it to. So there are definitely no cords dangling from the sides, but there are exposed strings keeping it all aligned. Buy the "honeycomb" Easy lift shades if you don't want the strings to be exposed. Technically, there are 2 sets of exposed strings running vertically through the accordion of the shade's paper/cloth-like material. The strings are located where the cords are usually located in Venetian blinds, but you do not pull on the string to lift or lower the shades. You just push up or pull down on the plastic piece running the length of the shade's bottom, & it stays at whatever level you push it to. So there are definitely no cords dangling from the sides, but there are exposed strings keeping it all aligned. Buy the "honeycomb" Easy lift shades if you don't want the... » Read More Technically, there are 2 sets of exposed strings running vertically through the accordion of the shade's paper/cloth-like material. The strings are located where the cords are usually located in Venetian blinds, but you do not pull on the string to lift or lower the shades. You just push up or pull down on the plastic piece running the length of the shade's bottom, & it stays at whatever level you push it to. So there are definitely no cords dangling from the sides, but there are exposed strings keeping it all aligned. Buy the "honeycomb" Easy lift shades if you don't want the strings to be exposed. « Show Less
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All of mine have strings.... Probably just a manufacturing error. Doubt that will affect the tea quality.
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Hi Tammy, Personally I would have to say no to your question, unless you hung them from the adjustable strap on the back of the baseball cap if there is one, which I think would not help the hats.
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Hi Barry, I had the same problem too. Youtube is your friend:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H4ajHlvCyYQIts pretty stand for hi-hat with a little variations here and there with the washers and felts
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:) You have opposite problem I had, I couldn't get them out sometimes so had to ties a shourt string onto them. (Wearing inside a helmet). I have no suggestions.
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the wire "hands" are sturdy and at the end they have a loop (size of a hand palm) that supports the hat perfectly. My husband has a bunch of "down under" hats. it works great.
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From the Owner's Manual: "If your unbleached Tilley hat, ever wears out, we'll replace the hat free". Note: There is a $7.50 S/H fee. "Each Tilley hat comes with an all perils, 50% deductible insurance policy. If your hat has been irretrievably lost, stolen or destroyed within 2 years of date of purchase, we will replace it at 50% of current catalog price plus shipping and taxes."
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My contractor installed these so I would not want to guess...contact mfr directly and I am sure they will help you. They are very nice looking and although the light is not as bright as the old top hat style they replaced, they are great.