Wested ToD in Calgary

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had it delivered to work, but I'm off this week, just going to get it.. pics ina couple hours :) \:D/
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My wife is having the house cleaned before Christmas so I'm confined to the dark basement, but here's the shots I could take before they took over..

It looked so small when I took it out of the bag, but it fits like a dream, it smells wonderful, it's lighter than any jacket I own save for the Underarmour jacket I have for the warmest days..

I'm not happy at all with the auto-focus ability of my camera, luckily the wife is getting a new one for Christmas.. so just judge the fit, and not the picture quality lol

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Post by Holt »

looks great,how does it look zipped?

how are the sleeves? thigth?


Im struggling if I should ask for a 1'' extra in the upper sleeve ot not?
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Very nice Santa was good to you this year. Enjoy.
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Post by r.deckard »

Holt, mine fits comfortably in the arms; however, I have a feeling that you may want the extra inch since you have larger biceps.
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Sleeves feel really good, the satiny liner helps the movement.. I'm not overly muscular, so that helps :lol:

Here's a couple more.. I'll get a zipped photo later on, but it does fit nicely zipped.. it's also the least baggy jacket I own now.

I hate my camera more and more each day

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Looks fantastic. Great Wested. Thanks for sharing.
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Post by Don't Call Me Junior! »

Yes, the jacket looks really nice. The hat and jacket say, "I'm ready for adventure!". The face says, "I hate my camera more and more each day!" JK! ;-) Enjoy the jacket!

Hey, if you're bored while you're stuck down there, you should get some pics while you're confined down in your dark basement. Light a couple of candles and see how screen accurate it all looks!
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Indiana Holt wrote:looks great,how does it look zipped?

http://family.webshots.com/photo/258017 ... 8713ShObgo


pooooor lighting, and the flash doesn't work.. I'll get more for this webshots album on Boxing day ;)
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Piers,

Is it zipped in both of those pics, front & back? The waist doesn't look as snug as the other ToD's when zipped...

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no, it's not zipped in the back picture right after the zipped front pic.. I was just trying to get a more focussed picture of the back in that last one..
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Okay, thanks. That's what I had hoped the jacket would look like from the back when unzipped, but more snug when zipped up. These pics of the few received ToD jackets are making me feel more & more at ease with the fact that I've placed an order for 2 of them...

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That is a great looking jacket and the fit looks nice as well. Authentic brown lamb?
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Piers, it looks good.

What size is yours? Could you post some measurements of it? side to side under arm, back length, front length and sleeve length? Thanks
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RCSignals wrote:Piers, it looks good.

What size is yours? Could you post some measurements of it? side to side under arm, back length, front length and sleeve length? Thanks
I ordered a 42 with a back AND sleeve length of 26" .. zipped up and laid flat, pit to pit measures 23", the bottom of the collar stand to the bottom of the jacket is about 1/8 of an inch shy of 26", following the shoulder seam from the neck to the start of the sleeve is 8" and the rest of the sleeve is 25" (making the exact size of 33" that I requested.. the wested site says the shoulder is 6 7/8 so I asked for a 26" sleeve to make it close to 33") and the front, measured from the bottom of the of the collar stand to the bottom of the storm flap, is 22.5"
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That's interesting. mine is '40' under arm to underarm is 22.5" Sleeve length is 25.5" shoulder seam to collar stand is 7.5" (8" might have been better) front along storm flap is 23.5" back is 26"
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my measurements may not be done correctly.. sounds like we have a close match, except for my burly chest :lol: a whopping one more inch. it's probably due to the spots I measured from
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Post by Indiana G »

a TOD jacket across the street from me!!!! you are gonna have to let me check out that beauty in the new year piers! :) .....hopefully it will be warm enough to wear it.

that's a great fit on you buddy....congratulations :)
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I'll bring the ToD after new years for sure, if the temp hits 0 or so.. IF you bring your #100 8)
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Piers wrote:I'll bring the ToD after new years for sure, if the temp hits 0 or so.. IF you bring your #100 8)
"throw me the idol.....i throw you the whip" :lol:
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Throw that pooch the idol! :P




remember the spikes...2 for 1!
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