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overcoat scarf pocket
I'll soon have my new extra warm winter overcoat made--and now I'm looking for useful features to add. I've heard a few people talk about having a scarf pocket in their overcoats. I guess this is something down lower? like knee level? Does anybody have a picture of this kind of pocket that they...- inMongolia
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planning a very warm overcoat for this winter
I'm planning to have the warmest possible overcoat made this winter. Where I live in Ulaanbaatar the winter temperatures can drop down to nearly -40C and that's before you even factor in things like windchill. In winters past I layered A LOT or i wore a thick down jacket on the outside. This...- inMongolia
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Acorn Grange vs Kent
I recently had two shirts made up from Acorn fabric. One from the Grange range and one from the Kent range. After washing them a few times I've seen that the shirt from the Grange range comes out very wrinkly. It takes 3 or 4 times as long to iron that shirt as the shirt fro the Kent fabric...- inMongolia
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