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might sell and replace with patagonia isthmus parka
Statistics: Posted by bird.in.flight — Thu Nov 05, 2015 2:44 am
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http://www.cpcompany.co.uk/products/mic ... 3003236677
Statistics: Posted by maj — Mon Sep 08, 2014 9:09 pm
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I do like the way so many of these are shown in pictures - lying flat instead of held up by a human body. You can see, then, that the cut of so many is literally a box.
Here, with a picture.
Look at that right angle, and that gorgeous, flabby George Costanza arm-hole.
So few of these jackets are slim-fit, which is very contrarian to the recent trends in clothing that even permeate outerwear. In the cut of these jackets the piece is clearly set aside as an icon sustained by function. Beautiful.
Statistics: Posted by popcorn — Mon Jul 28, 2014 11:17 pm
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Statistics: Posted by zayg — Wed Apr 30, 2014 7:50 pm
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Wish the pockets were button closures but YOLO
Statistics: Posted by can- — Wed Apr 30, 2014 4:34 pm
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old sears-roebuck 60/40 canvas. Sleeves are a snap closure where it creates a pleat on the arm. Cotton lining everywhere except the sleeves which is some white variation on polyester that's silky smooth and actually breathes pretty well for something circa 1960. The most underrated piece on these parkas is certainly the internal pockets though. This one has one for sunglasses, one for a pen, one for a notepad so that you can keep things for the trail in the other pockets.
The bottom two pockets were replaced by me, the old ones were gone and all that was left was the snap closures. I'd assume the pockets used to be like the top one.
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