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Topic Other Boards / Foo / Tweed Jacket
- By suejaw Date 26.12.09 09:49 UTC
Just looking through a few websites i have spotted a lovely tweed jacket(with price to match). I have been looking through a few sites and just wondered if there was anywhere people knew where i could get a jacket similar to the one below for a fraction of the price - not wanting to do mail order, would want to try it on in a shop.

http://www.dubarryboots.com/product/276
- By kenya [gb] Date 26.12.09 12:53 UTC
I got a beautiful Tweed jacket in the local charity shop, it cost me £20!
- By suejaw Date 26.12.09 13:27 UTC
Ooh thats an idea. Trouble is as my family have said tweed is not fashionable right now, hence to problem in finding something cheaper.
- By ChristineW Date 26.12.09 13:29 UTC
When I worked for Shelter, anything tweed or velvet was usually put out for sale & sold because they are good quality unlike Primark etc. which go out of fashion so quickly & are cheap.
- By suejaw Date 26.12.09 13:35 UTC
Right a trip round the charity shops then i think.. Can't justify spending a fortune on a jacket from Dubarry right now. Have no idea how much i'd wear it anyway.

> they are good quality unlike Primark


Oh so very true there Christine.. Can't even recall the last time i even went into that shop.
- By ChristineW Date 26.12.09 13:49 UTC
Give it a week or so when people start turfing out their cupboards to make room for their Christmas gfts etc. and before they go back to work, that's usually a time for donations coming through the door!
- By kenya [gb] Date 26.12.09 14:21 UTC
http://www.joulesclothing.com/pages/category/uk/womens_jackets.html

These jackets are a bit cheaper, but still lovely!!
- By suejaw Date 26.12.09 16:02 UTC
£129 is a lot better on the wallet.

Thanks as i believe that many shops stock joules..
- By rjs [gb] Date 26.12.09 16:50 UTC
I was just going to say that our local garden centre had Joules tweed jackets and waistcoats when I was in last weekend if you know a local stockist.
- By lincolnimp [gb] Date 26.12.09 17:07 UTC
Or you could try Ebay :)

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Shires-Ladies-Huntingdon-Tweed-Riding-Jacket-36-G-Beig_W0QQitemZ390047922414QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_Sporting_Goods_Equestrian_Clothing_MJ?hash=item5ad0aaf8ee
- By gwen [gb] Date 26.12.09 18:52 UTC
Local Saddlers/Riding Equipment shops?  It is a typical show type hacking jacket, but with shaped sleeves and only 1 button, so if you are willing to forgoe the flared cuffs and accept 3 buttons riding wear could answer the purpose.  Derby House usually have a good range - like this one -

http://www.derbyhouse.co.uk/prodshow.asp?id=5172&cat=3&scats=71,80

or this one?

http://www.neddyup.co.uk/tagg-chase-keeper-ladies-tweed-keeper-jacket-p-757.html

Good luck in the search.
- By suejaw Date 26.12.09 18:56 UTC
Thanks guys keep them coming..

May of found another one to add to my list
http://www.jackwills.com/Store/ProductDetails.aspx?ProductRef=002931&Option=002931670

Its in the sale too!
- By Tracey123 [gb] Date 27.12.09 16:46 UTC
Gwen I was going to say the same. What size are you looking for because I think we may have some tweed show jackets lying around that are no use anymore...I can check the sizes?
- By suejaw Date 27.12.09 16:51 UTC
It does vary on style so i can be anything from 6-10.

If you do have something laying about and you're not far away i can always pop by to have a look?
- By Tracey123 [gb] Date 27.12.09 17:06 UTC
Im in Nottinghamshire. you? I'll check with my dad what he has because he has them at his house.
- By suejaw Date 27.12.09 17:26 UTC
I'm down in Sussex, so not really near at all. But still interested in what you may have. Only when you have time..
Thanks
- By gwen [gb] Date 28.12.09 11:25 UTC
I've seen the Jack Wills one in the shop (my niece is hooked on that shop!)  It is a good quality tweed, but like most Jack Will stuff has a sort of "aged " look if you know what I mean, and is very fitted and much shorter than a normal tweed jacket.  Kind of gives the impression it is one you have had since you were a kid but can still button up!  The Joules on is much more traditonal, not seen the Dubarry one in real life.
- By suejaw Date 28.12.09 11:38 UTC
Ok Gwen, i popped into town but JW wasn't open yet. I want it to sit around my hip area, so not your normal 'riding' type jacket.
Had a peek in Oxfam which was open, nothing in there either.
They sell Joules in some of the garden centres around here, so will pop into those to have a look.
Topic Other Boards / Foo / Tweed Jacket

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