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I don't understand why the first post featured a broken letter opener though.
I don't understand why the first post featured a broken letter opener though.
I don't understand why the first post featured a broken letter opener though.
Also - you should have a section called "Why You are Wrong" where you ask readers a question and the explain why every answer they offer is wrong.
At first blush it looks like it's broken in half.
It is broken by a tiny elephant.
No freaking clue. I was hoping a reader could tell me.
Isn't fresco just a brand / trade name like crispaire, etc... ? All of them being hopsack woven wool cloths?
AFAIK, "Fresco" is a brand name, but the general variety is a plain weave. A hopsack is a basket weave, e.g., 2x2 or 3x3, and can have interlacing to produce denser cloth or diagonal patterns like a twill.
It is exclusive to Rubinacci and called Carlisle.
This does not look like a hopsack to me:
Is the new blog part of their vast advertizing budget?
I have suits from two of the ones you picture.