Woods of Ypres Toques, eh? \w/

[David Gold]

As well as the new "Winter" White T-shirts, Woods of Ypres toques are now out!

No shit, hoser! In celebration of the season of winter, and the love for cold, grim black metal, for the first time ever, we now have Woods of Ypres toques!

btw - Us Canadians call them Toques, though I think the rest of the world might call them beanies, ski caps or skull caps (that's a tuff name, eh?).

They are high quality, heavyweight black toques (like you see above), with the Woods logo neatly embroidered in white.

$20* (CAD) within Canada
$20* (USD) to the USA
$20* (USD) to the Rest of the World

*Shipping Included.

Send cheque, well hidden cash, money order or paypal payment (to: woodsofypres@hotmail.com), to:

David Gold
178 Front St. East #202
Toronto, On, Canada
M5A 1E6

These Toques are ONLY available direct from us, there are only 9 pieces left, and there won't be any more printed until NEXT winter, so first come first serve, as usual...So come and get 'em!

Thanks guys!

 

[matt schrauben]

Actually I just call them "hats"

 

[Illnath]

In Danish it's callled: Hue

 

[matt schrauben]

Hue... that sounds awesome.

 

[aztattooedsean]

woohoo, it is about time David!!:Spin:

 

[David Gold]

woohoo, it is about time David!!

T.Sean,

Got your order man! Your toque is on the way!

Thanks again bro!

 

[BalanceofPower]

You Canadians and your crazy words.

 

[Crast]

Swedish: Mössa



.:crast:.

 

[FUBAR]

England
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Beanie Hat

 

[Evan Loback]

That's a nice hue.
Are they tight ass toques? Cause those tend to hurt my ears... Or are they the nicer, relaxed fitting toques?

 

[Demilich]

I'm Canadian and it was called a hat last time I checked over here

 

[David Gold]

I'm Canadian and it was called a hat last time I checked over here

So, what are you sayin? I've always called them Toques. The merch place that made them called them Toques on the invoice

...so buy one! I have 6 left.

 

[Supermoi]

The word "toque" does exist, but the correct definition of the word does not refer to this type of hat. The canadian slang is a derivation from the French canadian word "tuque", which designates a hat like this.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toque

See "Canadian Variant" at the bottom of the page.

 

[David Gold]

Supermoi - Thanks for the info!

btw - did you ever read "La Guerre des Tuqes"?

 

[Marc]

I didn't know that there was a book, saw the movie 20 years ago though.

 

[addae]

...we say in Germany Mütze (is Muetze)...

 

[Supermoi]

btw - did you ever read "La Guerre des Tuqes"?

I never read the book but I saw the movie. Old movie but still entertaining...

It's nice to see that our ontarian neighbours have some knowledge of our culture.

 

[AsModEe]

Supermoi - Thanks for the info!

btw - did you ever read "La Guerre des Tuqes"?

ah! I never read the book but watched the movie when I was around 5 years old. I didn't even know it was based on a book.

 

[zekeyou]

Got mine today-- my wife says I now look like "The Edge" from U2....

 

[matt schrauben]

Got mine today-- my wife says I now look like "The Edge" from U2....

That's got to hurt.