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    IHM-34-ODG - Whipcord M-51 Type Field Coat - Olive

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    • weftyarnW
      weftyarn
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      My favorite winter piece back in action

      Use it or lose it.

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      • endoE
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        @Inorganic said in IHM-34-ODG - Whipcord M-51 Type Field Coat - Olive:

        @endo bringing your post back up as I am taking my M-51 to a tailor tomorrow to inquire about these same mods. Thank you for the inspiration

        you won't regret it @Inorganic wearing mine yesterday I thought again how happy I'm having that done

        si tacuisses

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        • InorganicI
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          @endo well that didn’t go as planned - I need to furnish the tailor with the wool liner, cuffs & hook! So some online research is warranted. A question for you- with your pocket liner is it below the snap? The tailor said that it was a difficult process to remove the snap

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          • endoE
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            @Inorganic said in IHM-34-ODG - Whipcord M-51 Type Field Coat - Olive:

            your pocket liner is it below the snap?

            yes, don't get the snap removed

            si tacuisses

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            • Sir_Cuffs-a-LotS
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              Howdy friends!

              I’m super stoked I was able to score a used one of these on the second-hand market. I want to give it a good clean, for obvious reasons. Anything I need to be mindful of, or straightforward machine wash? Never had anything blanket lined before….

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              • hajdukH
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                Maybe not a good idea to machine washed whipcord fabric. Handwashing better idea i think. Take care about the wool fabric inside.
                Congrats with this jacket. One of kind❤️

                "Ignorance, allied with power, is the most ferocious enemy justice can have" James Baldwin.

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                • endoE
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                  @Sir_Cuffs-a-Lot I'd give it to a professional cleaner

                  si tacuisses

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                  • Sir_Cuffs-a-LotS
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                    Both better ideas than mine! Thanks @hajduk and @endo, appreciate the advice.

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                    • Sir_Cuffs-a-LotS
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                      Tag on this one says not to dry clean - would doing so cause damage? @ShopatIronHeart

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                      • AlexA
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                        @Sir_Cuffs-a-Lot I think that is a safe bet, as the label was put in there for a reason, and not all our clothes have no dry clean labels on them, though a lot do, and some are printed no dry clean. I think a good dry cleaner should be able to give you better advice if you tell them about the fabrics and construction

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                        • BoitB
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                          The IHM-34 has become one of my favorite pieces. I’ve been trying to wear it hard when weather and work permits.

                          Last night I ran outside in small hail with haste to cover our cars with hail protection. My wife and neighbors peer pressured me into it. Anyway, this what it looked like after its first “hail soak”:

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                          WTB: IHJ-118-BLK/OLV XL, IHM-34-BLK L, IHSH-297-IND L, IHSH-399-ORA XL, IHWF-001-PUR L, IHSH-366-IND L

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