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Domeuil Flannel Wool 31's series...any good?
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mr. magoo
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I don't know, but you might consider posting a question in the London Lounge cloth club forum. Pretty knowledgeable folks about cloths. Also, you can bone up on your flannel types, weights, etc.
For instance, from the look of it, that's a flannelized worsted, which acts different from a true woolen flannel. Nothing wrong with that per se, but you might consider your flannel options if you're going forward.
For instance, from the look of it, that's a flannelized worsted, which acts different from a true woolen flannel. Nothing wrong with that per se, but you might consider your flannel options if you're going forward.
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Anyone have any experience w/ these flannels? It's only around $60 a metre on the Hwa Seng Textile site.Originally Posted by william
Define good.
Dormeuil is a competent maker. I haven't tried that flannel but do have trousers from the gabardine that are flashier in person than they were on a swatch.
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Maybe I'll go with the Beazley's (sp?) option you mentioned Will. I've had H&S send me crispaire samples before through the mail.
Also everyone speaks highly of the Minnis flannel...maybe I'll go with them as they apparently make it easy to order direct.
Also everyone speaks highly of the Minnis flannel...maybe I'll go with them as they apparently make it easy to order direct.
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