Ahhh, yes- I remember now.
Do you have the cap, as in the poster and photo?
Stormy Kromer:
http://jrobertsmenswear.com/store/Stormy-Kromer/The-Original-Stormy-Kromer-Cap/
http://www.stormykromer.com/index.php?_a=viewCat&catId=2
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For folks who wish to wear their PJs, or sweats to the Mall...
Now you can, with jeans flavored PJs.
Not that you weren't already.
We await the flipflops in disguise.
;)
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Nice collection-
Speaking of Sidcot suits...
I have a rather empty claim;
I once bought a mint/NOS Sidcot suit, which was a good fit for a 6-footer,
complete with the furry collar stuffed in the pocket. It also had furry pockets.
The princely sum of 35 quid bought it from Mad Mike's...
Off topic again- but it's Sunday.
Today-
String T-shirt, Swedish army worsted wool undershirt and the NZ classic; black, wool bush/shearers singlet(no gents, I didn't say bush shearer's singlet)
...and the cadet smock-
Too hot on today's walk, at -4c (no wind)and I only had on underwear...
ebay 250568100121 Boots
Ridiculous, maybe... but thay're pretty old and pretty cool.
These are the rare vintage boots that people don't recognise.
I'd have 'em.
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Well- I have had samples of VENTILE in plain weave and Gab.
I believe "cotton gab" was used by explorers, both in the tropics and up
high mountains and other cold places. I have a vintage trench coat, which is
a cotton gab but is it Grenfell...? no label.
Also, the Grenfell "name" has been...
Yes, indeed- I remember when we were both trying to get to the bottom of the heavy cotton/Canvas/Duck conundrum. It seems that terms come and go, get picked up again and used for a different thing.
Now, what was that heavy, plain-weave cloth, that doesn't look like what we know to be...
If you were to GooGlpedia it, you would no doubt find out a lot about Oxford weave shirts and the basket-weave texture of the Cloth.
But I think there is another "Oxford" termed cloth, perhaps not older
but definitely a different cloth (I could be wrong).
I'm thinking of a heavy, outer...
From their web site-
BRYNJE SUPER THERMO NET
* Designed for Fall, Winter and Spring.
* The insulating factor of Super Thermo is greatly enhanced when
combined with a fairly snug fitting mid layer. While excess moisture
escapes through the net matrix the mid layer covers the net...
Seems like the Cadet Smock would be your cup of tea, then-
that orange Anorak is a dead-ringer for it and Tintin's is very close,
as is Bobby's.
A fan of the Raglan sleeve, are you?
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Minimum of base and middle layers-
Interesting- I pushed that same envelope today in the cold (about -8c and dry)with the meagre combination of: the string T-shirt and Swedish army wool undershirt, (this combination really is a winner)under "the cadet smock"(not the Swedish Anorak). Long...
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