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  1. Ticklishchap

    Guernsey jumper

    My traditional bluue Guernsey is around 15 years old (I fear I grew too big for the previous one). It still serves me excellently.
  2. Ticklishchap

    Military 'woolly pully' sweaters

    Yes, I absoluetly agree! I m back in the grey mix today, having worn the dark brown all weekend. They are SO comfy.
  3. Ticklishchap

    Military 'woolly pully' sweaters

    I think it's the ribbed wool that makes them special. I'm wearing my new Dark Grey Mix one today and am very happy with it!
  4. Ticklishchap

    Sweater sizes - baggy versus tight-fitting

    I have always found with a traditional wool sweater that it feels - and looks better - to have it in a slightly larger size, so that it looks a bit (but not too) baggy and is not too tight-fitting. I don't know if others agree?
  5. Ticklishchap

    Military 'woolly pully' sweaters

    One aspect of the military woolly pully that I like very much is the turn back cuffs, which I think look great and reach further back than those of most sweaters.
  7. Ticklishchap

    Military 'woolly pully' sweaters

    It's great that the cold weather's coming back a- nice excuse to wear traditional thick woolly sweaters. Yes, I am delighted to add the brown and dark grey to my collection of military knitwear.
  8. Ticklishchap

    Military 'woolly pully' sweaters

    Hello Steve, sorry about the email problems. The pen pockets are indeed useful. My dark brown and dark grey woolly pullies arrived today and I am extremely pleased with them!
  9. Ticklishchap

    Military 'woolly pully' sweaters

    Sounds good. I have one green ith pen pockets, one without! I wore my black one yesterday - very nice! [It doesn't have pen pockets but does have shoulder straps.]
  10. Ticklishchap

    Military 'woolly pully' sweaters

    Sounds good. I am going to order the brown and the dark grey.
  11. Ticklishchap

    Military 'woolly pully' sweaters

    ... which is one of the many reasons why I like the cold weather! Did you get my PM?
  13. Ticklishchap

    Military 'woolly pully' sweaters

    As for Guernseys, I have the Navy blue, along with olive green, new natural, denim blue, breton red, another shade of dark red, black (Royal Tank Reg. colour) and a few others I can't recall off-hand!!
  14. Ticklishchap

    Military 'woolly pully' sweaters

    They do indeed. I had the dark brown version years ago, but it grew too small for me.
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    Military 'woolly pully' sweaters

  16. Ticklishchap

    Military 'woolly pully' sweaters

    They are very good - comforatble and durable, as you already know. Which colours are you considering? I am thinking about Peat Brown and Dark Grey (mainly because I have so many of the others).
  17. Ticklishchap

    Military 'woolly pully' sweaters

    Sorry Steve, the 'Peat Brown' is the second last on the list before the sand. A
  19. Ticklishchap

    Military 'woolly pully' sweaters

    Hello Steve, We clearly share the same sensible taste in traditional wollly pullovers. Re. the military woolly pullies, click on the first icon in the WP section of Outdoor Knitwear (with the picture of the chap in the olive green). You will then see larger picture of said chap, plus a range...
  20. Ticklishchap

    Military 'woolly pully' sweaters

    I am looking with interest at the woolly pully section. I already have olive green, air force blue, navy blue, black, moss green - but would like the dark brown and the grey mix, for starters, to add to the collection. As I said before, I'm a bit of an aficionado.
  21. Ticklishchap

    Military 'woolly pully' sweaters

    That's a beautiful sweater. I have bought several from them over the years and also recommend them highly. I note that they have a new military woolly pully range as well (see the section marked 'woolly pully').
  22. Ticklishchap

    Fishermen's sweaters site

    Agreed. However it's good to see a bit of a trend back towards wool - and away from horrid fleeces!
  23. Ticklishchap

    Fishermen's sweaters site

    Sounds a very good mix! I might even follow your example.

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