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#1 2024-11-25 07:11:11
- Kingston1an
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Moleskin
Nice and warm for this time of year.
However, navy moleskin attracts fluff in a way that worsted does not. Black is probably the same.
Country colours - not really a problem.
"Florid, smug, middle-aged golf club bore in this country I'd say. Propping up the 19th hole in deepest Surrey bemoaning the perils of immigration."
#2 2024-11-25 07:21:18
- An Unseen Scene
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Re: Moleskin
Yay Moleskin. I have them out but not put on yet. The new beige colour moleskin jeans at Peter Christian are great and far better looking than on screen. As you say the blue does pick up fluff. Loden green is the other colour that seems to work well. I stay away from the 'posh old man' colours of red, purple etc. Mrs Unseen even banned 'red brick' type colours on my legs!
Last edited by An Unseen Scene (2024-11-25 07:23:10)
#3 2024-11-25 09:56:13
- Kingston1an
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Re: Moleskin
I have Peter Christian in Lovat pine and navy - trahseez though ,as I prefer the roomy pockets. Beige looks a good option too. Flat front county cords too in. Sand and a nice light green colour. Cords always look bulkier than moleskin though.
I don't go near the outlandish colours either
"Florid, smug, middle-aged golf club bore in this country I'd say. Propping up the 19th hole in deepest Surrey bemoaning the perils of immigration."
#4 2024-11-25 10:00:29
- Kingston1an
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Re: Moleskin
Now wearing thermal tops. Got one today from Primark. The Aldi one is very warm. For some reason I have not dug out the more expensive ski ones Ice breaker New Zealand merino etc. More moth danger with them. The ski socks always get great use when not skiing. Never needed the ski gloves when not skiing; cheap thinsulate ones are good enough and roll up to fit pockets.
Last edited by Kingston1an (2024-11-25 10:01:58)
"Florid, smug, middle-aged golf club bore in this country I'd say. Propping up the 19th hole in deepest Surrey bemoaning the perils of immigration."