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Eidos field jacket
And, despite the absence of a tag inside the jacket, I do believe that Stitchy is right and that this fabric is indeed from the Amazaballs book.
If you're logged in, log off and then try it. sometimes if youre a founder circle member it uses the founder circle discount (when there is one) automatically.While "Lawyerdad you're doing it wrong" is (as usual) probably the explanation, it seems like the SF10 code isn't working -- even for non-sale items. Was it perhaps turned off across the board for the duration of the sale?
If you're logged in, log off and then try it. sometimes if youre a founder circle member it uses the founder circle discount (when there is one) automatically.
^Nice jacket Frank! That's the brown/black version right?
I received my oatmeal Eidos field coat. Very pleased with it. I went with size 50 after consulting with Greg and I think it works great. I'm typically a US 39R or 40R but the LBM casentino coats from F/W 2013 in size 50 fit me well, so went with the 50 in Eidos. I was slightly concerned that it might be small, but I can get a sport coat under this field coat where I couldn't with the LBM, so it's all good.
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Looks good! But that jacket must be worn with collar popped IMO. I believe that is how its intended to be worn/designed
I took my Eidos field jacket out for a spin yesterday. It was very comfortable in low-to-mid-40s weather. The only very minor criticism I have is that it could be a smidge longer; some of my odd jackets peek out from below when worn underneath the field jacket. Maybe I need to start wearing shorter odd jackets?
And, despite the absence of a tag inside the jacket, I do believe that Stitchy is right and that this fabric is indeed from the Amazaballs book.