I must agree, David's coat is simply stunning! Great job.
I use the same tailor as Panache. He does a fairly good job. I will bring both jackest to beer night and you can take all the pics you want Alan.
Hi all, That's giving me ideas to modify my tweed jacket into an Argyle one. I will keep you in touch with this one.
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Did this mod myself. Yeah, I know it should have been unbuttoned.
Excellent! Thanks, guys. I'll put the pics on my jacket conversion site, shortly.
Originally Posted by Alan H Excellent! Thanks, guys. I'll put the pics on my jacket conversion site, shortly. wheres the site? Im thinking about grabbing a coat of of ebay and checking it out
Originally Posted by keepoffgrass wheres the site? Im thinking about grabbing a coat of of ebay and checking it out http://www.geocities.com/alanhsails/...lt_jacket.html You'd be better off at a local thrift store so you can try the jacket on. two of the same size can fit very differently.
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thank you! lol i had it book marked!
Originally Posted by turpin http://www.geocities.com/alanhsails/...lt_jacket.html You'd be better off at a local thrift store so you can try the jacket on. two of the same size can fit very differently. AMEN! Try the local jumble sale store, or Saint Vincent de Paul or the Salvation Army or even Ross Dress-for-Less.
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