It doesn。I’ve worn many hats, been married over 37 years, am a mom, had a ton of careers, owned an art gallery and a theatre, and painted street art for the city of San Diego. Now I’m retired, but I’ve found my passion in re-designing second hand vintage cowboy hats. My fashion muses; Ann Demeulemeester, Junya Watanabe & R13. My label is WEDNESDAY’S CHILD. I love edgy & androgynous fashion. I don’t like labels unless it’s my brand! I hate fast fashion. I used to shop at Neiman’s, now I shop thrift stores, buying second hand garments that are unique, timeless, and appeal to my eclectic style. My company is Wednesday’s Child Studio. Saving the planet, one hat at a time???Check out my IG @wednesdayschildstudio Please feel free to make offers. Also: I buy a lot of hats and I notice that most people do not know how to measure hats. You tape or pin a tape measure around the inside of the hat. You can also do that with a piece of string and then measure that using a straight yard stick. You CANNOT get an oval circumference measurement by laying a ruler across the opening of a hat!!! You would have to be a mathematician to figure that out.