Which jacket?
Re: Which jacket?
I have a Runnarköp ladies jacket. Tweed look, brushed cotton feel. Never let me down in terms of being waterproof, plenty of pockets including some lovely fleece lined hand warmer pockets, fitted and looks smart. Cost £70 from CLA last time it was at Belvoir Castle which I think is 3 years ago. Bargain!
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Hepe
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Re: Which jacket?
Grr. Link to the jacket at http://www.runnarkop.se/ didn't work.Tungulria wrote:I have a Runnarköp ladies jacket. Tweed look, brushed cotton feel. Never let me down in terms of being waterproof, plenty of pockets including some lovely fleece lined hand warmer pockets, fitted and looks smart. Cost £70 from CLA last time it was at Belvoir Castle which I think is 3 years ago. Bargain!
Hmm that one looks really great! I need a new jacket, i'll see where i can get one, i want a bargain too!
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Re: Which jacket?
I dont see why it would be any good here? The Swedes have dry, cold winters.
You need something made in Scotland or New Zealand.
Cheers, Terry
You need something made in Scotland or New Zealand.
Cheers, Terry
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Hepe
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Re: Which jacket?
Not so sure about that, the hunting season is usually rather wet at least in middle and south part of Sweden. But you might be right that the OP need another kind of jacket. I'll still consider the nice looking one though since i'm at the right place for it.scotsgent wrote:I dont see why it would be any good here? The Swedes have dry, cold winters.
You need something made in Scotland or New Zealand.
Cheers, Terry
Helene