There, the tall man in the Homburg, the lady in the white hat.

Let's have the cap too.

And a hatbox.

He wears a black hat.

That one with the feathers.

The man wore a hat.

He wore a coat and a hat, I believe.

It's a great cricket cap.

Will you take that bonnet off?

Who's the man with the derby?

Here's a nice hat for you.

Kindly dispose of this hatbox.

Ah, Snoodles, you snake in the grass!

But personally, I don't like derbies.

Take that silly looking bonnet off.

Worn like a hat.

And caps with visors. Purple.

And that was thanks to a girl in a hoodie.

There were no hats in that store that fit me.

In the meantime, I suppose I'll have to lie here in this hat rack.

And leave a tip in every hatcheck room?

Every Sunday I'll buy you a bonnet.

Let me see that hat thing or whatever it is.

Come on, boy. You got a free arm.

Where's my hat?

Nor did I come here to pick up his hat.

You see me there, crosslegged in a straw hat.

That guy with the gold hat, ain't he...

These are from the caps of two of my men that fell in battle.

Let me see, now.

Next, call any firstclass hatter.

Tall, wears a raincoat, a hat and carries a briefcase.

With a bow tie, a fancy hat and no nerve to hold a gun?

The hat with the little blue feather.

I always say, the place to hang a hat is on a hat stand.

Take off your hat.

Hatrack?

Look, Howard. The one in the gold hat, remember?

All winter I wanted one like that

I know a fairytale, Little Red Riding Hood. Want to hear it?

And the second night, he would take the same cap and give it another fold.

And for that reason, we cover the LED with a phosphor cap.

And with a lady, he takes his hat off.

He planned the whole Prentiss Hat job.

That's why he ended his life here at the foot of the Eboshi Mountains.