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Have it made up with just a buggy lining, and be startled at how lightly it wears.
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Have it made up with just a buggy lining, and be startled at how lightly it wears.
Now, I'm looking into the 32 oz. London Lounge brown herringbone tweed. The coat would weigh more than I do.
I think the Etna cloth would make a spectacular overcoat. It's only 20 oz. though.
I think the Etna cloth would make a spectacular overcoat. It's only 20 oz. though.
Late for the party....
I think the Etna cloth would make a spectacular overcoat. It's only 20 oz. though.
That's underwear weight for Sator.
B., isn't there a risk that a partial lining will let the coat cling to me, though? Anyway, I kind of like the idea of a really heavy coat.
The lavender seems quite subdued. I do like it tough.
Car coat-car coat-car coat..
That's what my length of Etna's going to used for: DB carcoat.
Any interesting details on yours? I'm considering cuffs on the sleeves, and a belted back, but it might be too busy-looking on a shorter coat.