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.
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Hi Alaina,There is only one that I placed above the coat hanger. We use it for our hats and gloves.
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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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Hi! You tie the other end behind the nut under the strings on the headstock. This is the best balance. If you prefer, you can install a strap button on the heal of the guitar (it is simple to do). Just contact MDW Support with your order info and they can send one right out. But the tie method is usually the best.
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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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I don't believe it will be a oroblem, but both Tilley and Amazon are both such fine companies that I'm sure they will stand behind the product if your issue doesn't resolve itself in a short time. Tilley makes a great hat!
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Not as yet; Maisy has been wearing hers for over 2 months...I had to remove it 2 weeks ago so she could be groomed, but it went back on without a hitch and has been "hanging tight" ever since. HTH you.
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Yes there are rubber band strings. And they fit ontop of the head like a birthday hat not like a the park hats.
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in side by the stitching...a little difficult to insert and remove but very secure...very nice product
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The strings come already in place. I do not however recommend that you buy this guitar. I had one, and the tone was awful. Unless you are buying it for a child to play around with, save your money and buy a better guitar.
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The hat fits very good. I have not ever had to use the draw string. Love the hat! God Bless you!!
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you have to peel off the protective backs from the cap keepers so that the sicky side glues to the cap. if you don't want to use the cap keeper, either don't stick them onto the caps OR rip them off if youve done so already.
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Hello Kimberly, I wish I could help but my son's gun is not broken and he seems to enjoy playing with other kids. Therefore I do not know "where to see inside the gun" if I understand your question correctly. Sorry about that. Good luck.
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The legs have the holes to put draw strings in. I have looked into to this but have not found anything ready made with toggles. I have 4 of these now in different colors and I wear to work. They're very comfortable and functional. I work in an office of mining people and it fits in perfectly with those others wearing plain jeans.
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Hi if I remember correctly they have strings on the tunnel that you tie, but honestly I don't remember that well I returned the next day, sorry I couldn't be of more help!
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Yes, there is an elastic string for a chin strap. These are really regular human party hats, but my dogs wore them long enough for some pictures. Very cute!
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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!