Non IH jackets and outerwear
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Johnstons's of Elgin cashmere beanie and scarf
C.P. Company 20th Anniversary Mille Miglia
Dent's cashmere lined gloves
Duffer X Oki Ni Cashmere jumper
Velva Sheen Henley(still awaiting arrival)
Paul Smith Red Ear jeans
Timberland 6" Classic
Pantherella cashmere socks.And numerous other clothing combos yet to be figured out.
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great grab hectic.
totally off topic, but since i have your attention, how is the movember stuff going?
http://www.ironheart.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=2112.msg115140#msg115140
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For technical stuff, Norrøna can't be beat:
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I have an IHM-01 incoming.
Drool.
Nice pick up John, I took mine out on the first quite cold day today (10 degrees) …passed with flying colours with just a tee shirt underneath it, actually got a bit uncomfortably hot.
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Hey guys, it doesn't get that cold here in the winter, so this is my winter jacket: http://www.jcrew.com/mens_category/outerwear/cotton/PRDOVR~37001/37001.jsp
However, I'd like to waterproof it if I can, any suggestions?
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Hey guys, it doesn't get that cold here in the winter, so this is my winter jacket: http://www.jcrew.com/mens_category/outerwear/cotton/PRDOVR~37001/37001.jsp
However, I'd like to waterproof it if I can, any suggestions?
3M Scotch Guard Spray for Outdoor fabrics, available on Amazon.
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Hey guys, it doesn't get that cold here in the winter, so this is my winter jacket: http://www.jcrew.com/mens_category/outerwear/cotton/PRDOVR~37001/37001.jsp
However, I'd like to waterproof it if I can, any suggestions?
3M Scotch Guard Spray for Outdoor fabrics, available on Amazon.
Or try Nikwax spray on or wash in. Or if feeling flush as it works very well in my humble Collonil
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The only reason I mention the spray, is that you can direct it to the areas which you want to waterproof, unlike the wash in stuff. I've used Jack Pyke and it works extremely well, but ,according to the research I did, the Scotch guard gets the best reviews.
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Anything I can find state side? I
Purchase and proxy including shipping is 20USD. Otherwise, go for something that has at least some organic fat in it, these usually tend to last longer before you need to re-applicate
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The only reason I mention the spray, is that you can direct it to the areas which you want to waterproof, unlike the wash in stuff. I've used Jack Pyke and it works extremely well, but ,according to the research I did, the Scotch guard gets the best reviews.
I agree on the spray totally but find it's better to have as a top up to the wash in as you'll go through loads of it for outerwear.
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Really? This is the first time I've used it, and they claim that it's good for a "whole season" (whatever that means), without re-treating the fabric.
