Robbie, you're probably wise to be honest.  Buying on Ebay ran me into debt by 2011.  My wife reminds me of this from time to time.  But I'm an inveterate bargain-hunter.  Ebay can be good fun and I learned my lesson.  I've bought four shirts this week, though - two more, another Ralph Lauren and an interesting-looking chambray Gant (a few years old, I should think) - are on their way.  There was also the blazer, which was a bit of an impulse buy.  They're the worse. 
Come the New Year, though, I'll probably hold off buying until my weight drops.  Eating a lot of fish and shellfish at the moment.

Plenty of self bought Chrissie pressies there AFS ! Robbie you can't talk with all your ' bargains' from TK Maxx , haha, couldn't agree more with Robbie re the fish eating, I still eat meat but if I'm eating our the choice is usually fish, I try for 3 booze free days a week, usually achieve it, I've lost almost a stone since the first lockdown, I can only put it down to a ( slight) increase in exercise, went against my own advice on the recent trip to Chiltern St and bought a 32" waist pair of trousers,(usually a 34"), they only had the 1 pair no other sizes, the fit is great, maybe an incentive to keep the timber off,

A Grenfell shooting coat sounds like British country attire. They usually have great, copious pockets.

Once again they don’t need vindication from US retailers, though I realise country attire is anathema to some on here.

KingstonIan is quite right about the pockets: dead rabbit territory. 
Not decided how to play it yet, up or down.

Yes, I'd wear a Barbour in black or navy.  Never green now. 
I think the sellers may have had difficulty with the Grenfell because, in the photographs, it looked purple instead of mid-brown.  It's a very handsome coat.

Three hard to obtain Silver and Blakey CDs from Oxfam, preloved but in excellent order as they check them quite rigorously. Listening to them now.

Crown Aristocraft black wingtips.  Now buffed a treat.  Soles and heels in far better condition than expected.  £20, including postage.

Not letter box. But just done my rounds of the local charities.
Gant Wilshire madras with flap pocket in pink/blue. Will be put away to go with those ecru needle cords I don’t have yet.
Tommy H bd purple gingham. Because some sod went and mentioned purple. I can go Tommy if the collar’s big enough with some semblance of roll.
White BD Baggies bd.
£15 the lot

A fourth item of USA-made Russell Athletic: quarter zip, fleece-lined: a warm-up jacket I guess you'd call it.  It was up for auction on Ebay during the time my wife was enduring a phone conversation with her suburbanite sister and I grew restless.  Ended up at a modest (I think you'll agree) £9.65. 
These - as Alvey said - utilitarian items are not to be despised on a chilly morning, worn beneath a duffle coat.

USA-made Duck Head chambray shirt.  Very nice.

Olive Chore Jacket
Merino wool Stewart Tartan Scarf
Dark grey wool Gloves
All from Community Clothing

First class quality. I intend to take the jacket (which is a great fit) back to Finland and eventually use it for working outside. The scarf is surprising long compared with others I have. Gloves again good quality.
I went straight back on the site to check out other stuff.