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Question about a three-quarter coat
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lsquare
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That is a bit odd. Most coats have a vent.
http://www.bananarepublic.com/browse...687&pid=433335
Trust me, it doesn't have a vent.
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Those crazy fruit governments...
Seriously, I would usually think it's because there was stitching holding it together, but the photo on their website doesn't suggest that. If you're not happy with it because of this reason you can always take it back and get one of their other coats.
Seriously, I would usually think it's because there was stitching holding it together, but the photo on their website doesn't suggest that. If you're not happy with it because of this reason you can always take it back and get one of their other coats.
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http://www.bananarepublic.com/browse...687&pid=433335
Trust me, it doesn't have a vent.
Nope, it doesn't. Which is weird.
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