Monday, June 18, 2012

how to buy unique Novelty gifts - novelty hats


You need to purchase a gift for someone special and you have already given them a garment, perfume, pen, book, photo frame, purse, wallet; almost every gift that people generally gives each other. Then in that case why not get something out of the ordinary and yet of much importance and commonly used. The blend may seem like a next to impossible one, but is not actually so when it comes to selecting from the novelty gifts. 

Primarily when selecting novelty gifts you should know what is it the person requires. For instance, your friend may need a new alarm clock. Yes, previously people would avoid purchasing one, as a gift since those available were ordinary and just did not look like gifts. But now with the variety available, you could get one with various additional amenities and in a variety of shapes and sizes that the receiver would appreciate most. For example, if your friend is a cricket fan, you could get him or her a clock with a portrait of their favorite cricketer, or the alarm clock could be in the shape of the cricket ball or bat.


Apart from essential objects such as clocks, telephones, lights, clothes, pen stands, etc., you could also pick up memorabilia or collectibles. These would include objects that enhance one's hobby further. For instance, if someone is into coin collecting, you could purchase a collection of coins or a book on coin collections. Or if someone collects movies, you could get them a pouch or cabinet for them to place their dvds or vcds.

In fact presenting something on a birthday, anniversary or any other occasion is an opportunity for one to give the recipient what they require. Many people generally do not purchase what they require or want most postponing it for sometime in the future. And before they know it they have forgotten about it. So ideally, keep track of what your loved one wants and has not purchased, and surely a novel variety of it would be available. 


Novelty hats


Come summer, monsoon or winter, the head can and in fact should be covered irrespective. The main purpose of the hat is to protect the hair and head from the sun's harmful ultraviolet rays and the pollution. So, the hat has been worn through the ages to protect one. But then what is essential and worn almost daily has to be available in a variety. So from just an essential, it became a fashion. In fact in almost every part of the world one will see that the hats differ in accordance to the climatic conditions and cultural demands of the place. 

Novelty hats include the age-old fashions as well as the latest trendy ones. There are some hat types of patterns that have traveled through the ages, the main changes being probably in colors and textures of the material or fabric used. 


The following is a list of novelty hats that are worn by varied people across the globe. So, whether you are looking for a makeover or something for a fancy dress ball, here is what you can select from in general:
  • Ferroniere was a headgear with a jewel in the center and a chain or ribbon tied at the back.
  • Fillet is a headband worn to hold the hair in place, especially while traveling.
  • Beehive was a hat that was long and tapered into a shape that resembles the beehive. Some of them even had a narrow brim.
  • Automobile bonnet is a hat with a large brim, which is worn with a long scarf that covers the face and is tied under the chin.
  • Babushka is a Russian hat that is actually a triangular scarf worn on the head and tied under the chin.
  • Barret is a flat cap that was commonly worn by priests of the eras gone by.
  • Baseball as the term suggests is a kind of a helmet worn by baseball payers.
  • Capulet is a small cap worn on the back of the head.
  • Arctic Cap is the woolen cap with that protect the neck, ears and forehead
  • Beret is a cap worn even today. It is made from either felt or wool. It is flat and has a brim of varying widths. The brim would either be worn in the center or on the sides.
  • Chignon cap is a small cap that is worn on the bun tied by women.
  • Boater is a straw hat that has a flat crown and band of made of satin ribbon.
  • Bowler was manufactured, in 1850 by William Bowler, to protect one's head while horse riding.
  • Breton sailor is a hat worn by women. The entire brim of this hat is evenly folded upwards.
  • Claft was the archaic Egyptian headdress.
  • Headrail is a woman's headgear that is wrapped over the head and draped around the neck covering the shoulders.
  • Cowboy hat as the term suggests is the felt hats with a large brim that were worn by the cowboys. The brims of this hat were folded in varied fashions. They also had a string fastened to the hat and tie below the chin t\so that is would not fall off while horse riding


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