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How do you feel about wearing cloaks on your overcoats?
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Atlantic herring
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I think you're supposed to wear the cloak instead of an overcoat. The only time i could think of when one could wear an cloak, and get away with it, is in a formal winter setting outside with withe tie and tails.
Spirit of 69
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How do you feel about wearing cloaks on your overcoats?Originally Posted by stylemeup
If you were going to buy a cloak that you could wear on your overcoat, what are the places you would consider buying it from? Links would be great.
You must be joking! A cloak? Get wise, it's 2008 not 1908! A cloak indeed....
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Perhaps the OP means this ?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ulster_coat
Very Sherlock Holmes but they are still made.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ulster_coat
Very Sherlock Holmes but they are still made.
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