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[$50 Reward] Can anyone identify this jacket?
airblaster503
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OP will pay $50 reward for the name of your avatar.Originally Posted by alliswell
Sadly I don't know her name
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OP will pay $50 reward for the name of your avatar.Originally Posted by alliswell
http://www.google.com/images?hl=en&s...w=1600&bih=697
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Thank you sir, damn she looks way different with blonde hair, much prefer the brunette version. She has a nice rack too
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Nom de Guerre Desert Corps trench 95% sure that is it, for some reason had that mixed up with the Anti Exposure parka here is a link for you to compare(obviously it is the shorter one) http://edoublem.blogspot.com/2010/03...nch-coats.html
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Nom de Guerre Desert Corps trench 95% sure that is it, for some reason had that mixed up with the Anti Exposure parka here is a link for you to compare(obviously it is the shorter one) http://edoublem.blogspot.com/2010/03...nch-coats.htmlOriginally Posted by airblaster503
Thank you. This is similar, although I noticed a few differences. Unlike the picture I posted, that Trench Coat doesn't have an elastic waste / sleeves or a zipper, the buttons are exposed, and I don't believe the one I'm looking for has a hoody, but rather a large collar. I'm still open to all suggestions. I know this jacket can be found, it's just a matter of time! Edit: Another distinguishing feature is the two button up pockets on each side of the chest.
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I'm inclined to ignore this thread but the jacket the OP posted is kind of inspiring, I love it.
http://www.barneys.com/Gaston-Work-J...efault,pd.html
This one has some similar features. Ribbing, button flap pockets at the chest, kind of a slim work jacket. It's green though.
http://www.barneys.com/Gaston-Work-J...efault,pd.html
This one has some similar features. Ribbing, button flap pockets at the chest, kind of a slim work jacket. It's green though.
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