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The parka would be a little better for warmth, but not by much. Will the duffel jackets be lined this year? If so, they would be a good choice for temperatures around freezing.Originally Posted by robin
The answer is no, and neither are the parkas.
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The answer is no, and neither are the parkas.Originally Posted by dusty
Not even the duffels, eh? That's disappointing, the melton wool one from last year kept me very toasty. I wonder why the mac jacket got the lining.
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+ Parkas a back.Originally Posted by irbe
Yeah no joke. So much for the functionality angle.
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Yeah no joke. So much for the functionality angle.Originally Posted by dusty
I dunno man. I have a few of their jackets, and they pretty much do the trick. On particularly cold days (i.e. under 5 F), I layered just my EG hoodie under them, and as long as I also had gloves and a hat, I was golden. If you want a warmer jacket, go with the melton wool jackets - the dark navy ones, for example. Very wind-resistant, and warm.
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I have a Melton Wool Engineered Jacket from last year and it doesn't hack Canadian winters. Even with the layering. The duffel (lined) form last year felt warmed when I tried it on.Originally Posted by irbe
Really? I wore mine during my time in Kingston around the Holidays, and it was fine. I dunno. I tend to like the cold weather.
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I wear the bedford with a denim jacket underneath. works alright for winter but not for -30*C of course.
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On the coldest days, I wear my lined bedford under the duffel, or under the mountain parka.
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C'mon, on cold days I wear my EG Union Suit. Don't tell me you don't have one yet!
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No, but I want all royalties to the idea. You can get one here http://www.tiedyes.com/unionsuits.html
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Has anyone spotted more western shirts? I was going to buy the blue one from Hejfina, but I just noticed that it was sold recently.
FYI, yoox also has a pathfinder jacket from several seasons back in navy wool: http://www.yoox.com/item/YOOX/ENGINE...L/sts/sr_men80
FYI, yoox also has a pathfinder jacket from several seasons back in navy wool: http://www.yoox.com/item/YOOX/ENGINE...L/sts/sr_men80
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