The Folklore of Hats, Gloves and Belts: Wear Your Own Luck

The Folklore of Hats, Gloves and Belts: Wear Your Own Luck

Hats and gloves end up subject to lots of folklore around dropping them, or putting them in the wrong place. But what does it all mean?

Which is a sign of luck, or that you'll invite misfortune?

Let's find out in this week's episode of Fabulous Folklore!

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