I think JS refused to remove his hat when having his picture taken, in the rain, outside the shop.  Could anyone blame him? 
Never watched that TV programme.  Might find my way to it in a few years time when it's become a 'timeless classic'.  Currently revisiting 'Between The Lines', a fairly dodgy BBC cop show from the early to mid-90s.  Awful clothing but my wife still has the hots for Neil Pearson.  Not many hats but tons of helmets because it was made at a time before the fuzz in uniform came to look like paramilitary lollipop ladies or traffic wardens with sub-machine guns.

I wear hats almost every day. Flat caps (walking the dog, football matches) Baseball caps (fishing and forestry work) and beanies during cold winter months. Panama hats in the summer months. I don't have a trilby hat or a bucket hat. Watching the occasion cricket match I have a couple of England floppy hats. In the last year I've bought 5 hats. One of them was a Kangol made in USA flat cap.
In my social circle hats have become quite popular in the last ten years. There was a Peaky Blinders influence on younger family members. My father and uncles rarely wore hats mainly I think because their own father's wore them and they considered them down-market or old fashioned.

Yes I know a bucket hat would not suit me.
My older cousins in their 70s now (original London mods) would not have been seen dead in a hat 20 years ago. Now they wear them with style.

I have a photo of me from almost 2 years ago. Bucket hat, G9 and Clarks made in Vietnam desert boots. Everything AFS dislikes. Once the forum upgrade is in place I will post it.

I've just spoken to Sean and he said he's not gay plus you're not his type. Sorry Andy.

Also he mentioned something about an exclusion order. (His lawyer will be in touch with more details.)

Failsworth on sale at Chiltern Street.  I saw a few examples in a Derbyshire town ('Crooked Spire') at the beginning of last week.  Low prices.