truffles
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For those who have them, which type/style is your favourite and why?
Barbours!! (here I go again...)
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cobden99
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I dont own one but I tried one on in Skipton a few weeks ago. Cant remember the name but it was quite short (ended at about hip height), a nice chestnut brown colour, with a belt and two angled zipped pockets across the front . Very nice. Too smart for riding or mucking out really
truffles
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I dont own one but I tried one on in Skipton a few weeks ago. Cant remember the name but it was quite short (ended at about hip height), a nice chestnut brown colour, with a belt and two angled zipped pockets across the front . Very nice. Too smart for riding or mucking out really
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Ahh okay. I think closer to winter I will have to actually go in and try something rather than just look at it online.
I dont own one but I tried one on in Skipton a few weeks ago. Cant remember the name but it was quite short (ended at about hip height), a nice chestnut brown colour, with a belt and two angled zipped pockets across the front . Very nice. Too smart for riding or mucking out really
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Ahh okay. I think closer to winter I will have to actually go in and try something rather than just look at it online.
GinaB
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Well worth the money, you should def invest in one!
Ravenwood
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A couple of years ago I bought a wine coloured one - not the usual wax material but just looks like cotton with a padded interior. It is amazing I weather in every weather, everyday for riding and shooting and it washes beautifully. I was gutted when I got paint on the sleeve!
SueD
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Always found a Bedale best for riding. This is the short one
that I think cobbden 99 refers to.
Has the studs on the bum bit for when you need to open it out & good, deep pockets.
Go and try a couple on at a stockists & then have a hunt on e-bay if you can't afford a brand new one.
that I think cobbden 99 refers to.
Has the studs on the bum bit for when you need to open it out & good, deep pockets.
Go and try a couple on at a stockists & then have a hunt on e-bay if you can't afford a brand new one.
Capriole
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i have a blue fitted quilted fly weight jacket that im wearing as a casual jacket, a brown peachy jacket for casual, and just got an olive 'bomber'? type jacket, for riding. all from the outlet store £20-£25 ish each