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How is my Burberry trench fit?
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likeitaloud
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Hmm I do own a trench, although no Burberry. Personally I think your seems too big in the body. Not everyone is out to get the same look though, but I myself wanted a slimmer one when I scouted for my trench.Originally Posted by reac99
Yea, I'm also a fan of slimmer fitting jackets. I'm in the process of deciding if I should just Ebay it or keep it. I will most likely just take it to a tailor and ask him if he can slim it down for me, because I do like it.
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I'm sure a tailor can slim that up a bit.
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Other than the length (below knee), which is not what is trendy right now (at most knee length if not shorter), the jacket fits you pretty well.Originally Posted by lee_44106
A true trench is supposed to be worn over another jacket.
Mine is a bit below the knee and the fact that I have a decent walk from where I park to my office I like that extra length when it's windy and cold.
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i've never seen a burberry plaid check like that...look at the red part, especially. you sure this is authentic?
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i've never seen a burberry plaid check like that...look at the red part, especially. you sure this is authentic?Originally Posted by polar-lemon
Wondered the same thing.Originally Posted by why
That would be rich.
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That would be rich.Originally Posted by holymadness
I saw a lot of different variations at least in their scarves, but if it was a fake that would be kind of funny
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I saw a lot of different variations at least in their scarves, but if it was a fake that would be kind of funnyOriginally Posted by likeitaloud
Yeah, especially because I have a feeling the only reason you bought it was because you thought it was a Burberry jacket.
The variations in their scarves is generally exploded/classic/nova check. Your jacket lining is none of those...and it even looks incredibly cheap.
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Yeah, especially because I have a feeling the only reason you bought it was because you thought it was a Burberry jacket.Originally Posted by why
The variations in their scarves is generally exploded/classic/nova check. Your jacket lining is none of those...and it even looks incredibly cheap.
Not really, I like the look and the feel as well. But if it is a fake than it's just a trench coat that looks like Burberry that I got for $10
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Not really, I like the look and the feel as well. But if it is a fake than it's just a trench coat that looks like Burberry that I got for $10Originally Posted by likeitaloud
Damn, where at? I could use some nice waterproof potholders.
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I saw a lot of different variations at least in their scarves, but if it was a fake that would be kind of funnyOriginally Posted by likeitaloud
I saw two trench coats like that over the w/e. Nice zip in warmers like the Burberry but no tags. Only tag said Made in Poland.
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