Homburg

 Homburg - Men's hat with a longitudinal dent, highly curved fields and ribbon framing Tuglie. Made of felt, felt varieties of fine fluff goats and rabbits. Originally made at the factory Philip Möckel in the German town of Bad Homburg, through which got its name. Has gained wide popularity in the late XIX century. after a visit to the city of the future King Edward VII, and quickly replaced the ubiquitous pots and cylinders. Residents of Albion Homburg called "Anthony Eden" in honor of the British Prime Minister, who loved to wear this hat. Other British rulers were also partial to Homburg, in particular, liked to wear his notorious Winston Cherchilll. In addition, the 50-ies. the last century, this hat has become an integral part Men's Business Suits. In the mass consciousness Homburg entrenched in films about the American gangster (Michael Corleone he wore from "The Godfather") and the clothing of some popular music artists in the style of "rap" (Snoop Dogg, Tupac Shakur).