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#26 2007-08-28 05:34:23
- jack_sparrow
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Re: iivy accessories
I actually have another option in the form of a craft (hand) knitter in Painswick, Gloucestershire.
Real Trad wool from the Shetlands knitted to old Trad patterns by hand in an old Trad cottage by the old Trad church...
I still like Shaggies & Andover's though... Old habits & all that.
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#27 2007-08-28 05:51:17
- Chris_H
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Re: iivy accessories
This would appear to be the source for the shetlands I discovered in a discount clothing shop in London.
http://www.johntulloch.com/
https://www.facebook.com/groups/hardyandjohnson/
#28 2007-08-28 07:35:12
- jack_sparrow
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Re: iivy accessories
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#29 2007-08-28 08:08:28
- tripchauncey
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Re: iivy accessories
Judge Ito ol sport,
If your Pop is a casual bloke from the 1980s,, why don't you purchase him the quintessential 1980's casual shirt -- Lacoste. Perchance not an accessory but sure to warm his trad heart as he pops his collar with reckless abandon. Kelly green is a wonderful option.
Cheers,
Trip
#30 2007-08-28 09:43:33
- jack_sparrow
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Re: iivy accessories
Only another idle thought...
I see shirts & ties as accessories somehow.
Cultural?
Or am I alone on this?
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