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And who would be making them? Any information would be helpful and appreciated.
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How much handwork is there on Loro Piana coats and jackets?
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Hello?
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Well, we all know that by now. I just want to justify me buying a couple of (really nice) jackets for that astronomical prize.
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Well, apparently it's important, to me. I just want to know which maker I could compare them to, in terms of quality.
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Interesting, I've read that Bagnoli is often not even fully canvassed? Thanks.
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Allright, thanks for taking the pics.
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They are now owned by LVMH - though are said to be left to their own devices.
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Well I'm not sure what you mean by "they would love that" but I did actually, after trying on a baby cashmere jacket. The person that helped me didn't even know they probably don't make the sportcoats themselves.
Well I'm not sure what you mean by "they would love that" but I did actually, after trying on a baby cashmere jacket. The person that helped me didn't even know they probably don't make the sportcoats themselves.
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St Andrews.
I, for one, think they are top notch.
I, for one, think they are top notch.
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