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This has probably been coverd, but so be it. Any ideas on indys housecoat in raiders. Oh and by the way, yes I did a search, funny stuff found about a jacket on ebay invovling seinfeld. Illinois
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IllinoisJones wrote:This has probably been coverd, but so be it. Any ideas on indys housecoat in raiders. Oh and by the way, yes I did a search, funny stuff found about a jacket on ebay invovling seinfeld. Illinois
Ow i was looking for a nice housecoat just in these weeks!!!!I'm very interested if there is any replica of the raiders one.
Keep me tuned
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L.L.Bean makes one. LINK
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VP wrote:L.L.Bean makes one. LINK
Anyone knows if it's screen accurate?
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Ah not so much in the screen accurate category, but nice. Illinois
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How bizarre that you should post about this...I just told my wife that I wanted the burgandy robe in the LLBean catolog last night! Looks close enough to me!
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As far as I remember Pyroxene got one that is pretty close. It might be the LL Bean-one, but try ask him.

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It seems that the Raiders coat/robe had black or dark collar and cuffs.
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Texas Jones wrote:How bizarre that you should post about this...I just told my wife that I wanted the burgandy robe in the LLBean catolog last night! Looks close enough to me!
I was scoping out that robe in the new catalogue yesterday as well, its eerie how things like this just pop out of no where. :P
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VP wrote:It seems that the Raiders coat/robe had black or dark collar and cuffs.
Maybe it's double-coloured. Dark inside and ligher outside.
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That LL Bean housecoat looks more like the one Indy wore in Last Crusade in Venice.

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skywlkrinc wrote:That LL Bean housecoat looks more like the one Indy wore in Last Crusade in Venice.

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Anyone has pics of it?
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Well, this one has the color scheme reversed, but it's pretty good.

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I dunno... are you sure it ain't a smoking robe? You know, Hefner style.
More of those here.
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Scandinavia Jones wrote:I dunno... are you sure it ain't a smoking robe? You know, Hefner style.
More of those here.
You're probably right, SJ. They're a bit scarce these days, though!
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Post by Kt Templar »

Yes, I think it's a Smoking Jacket, but more a brocade/quilted thing and definately not the polyester silk version so beloved of Mr Hefner.

This one is still a bit thin.

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It's sort of a westonised kimono.
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Kt Templar wrote:Yes, I think it's a Smoking Jacket, but more a brocade/quilted thing and definately not the polyester silk version so beloved of Mr Hefner.

This one is still a bit thin.

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It's sort of a westonised kimono.
Looks more screen accurate than the previous ones
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JAN wrote:As far as I remember Pyroxene got one that is pretty close. It might be the LL Bean-one, but try ask him.

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Thanks, JAN

I received my smoking jacket from ASIACHI.COM and it's great. Very comfortable and soft. I real joy to wear.

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The color is not 100% screen accurate but it will do for now.

Here it is from the front and back

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One of the things I like about it is that it is quilted similar to Indy's.

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All in all, a really nice addition to any gear collection.

Robes, Smoking Jackets, Dressing Gowns were and still are common for gentlemen to wear.

I read once, "A dressing gown or robe and fine pajamas are so elegant that in principle you could wear them to fetch the bread for breakfast. It would certainly give the baker a shock."

I will post some additional information soon. I plan on getting one custom made.

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VP wrote:L.L.Bean makes one. LINK
Actually, that bath robe is a great match for the one worn in LC. It's the only time you see Indy bare footed. LLBean used to offer a Forest Green and it was a perfect match (for my screen). Some have argued that it was dark blue in which case the Navy would be good.
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This is one of the closest I have seen that is commerically available. It's the Brooks Brothers Velvet Smoking Jacket. Cotton Velvet with pure silk lining. Hand-tailored in England. Quilted shawl collar. Burgundy or Navy with black collar.

Although Indy's may be waist length, Indy's was floor length. I guessing that is one distinction between a dressing gown and smoking jacket. Just my thoughts.

Oh..yea..the cost....$998.00 USD
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Pyro,
I've been trying to get one of those ever since you first posted, but I have troubles with my size being back-ordered. Perhaps I'll try again soon. Thanks for re-posting those pics.
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I am thinking about emailing My Custom Tailor to see if they would add a similar robe to their line.
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doesn't the robe in Raiders have some kind of pattern on it? Like paisleys or something, if I recall correctly.




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Yep, definately a pattern- clic pics for larger view.

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Very clear pics! Thanks Tex :wink: :D
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I was looking at that scene too, anyone notice in the close-up shot of the gun, it's a completely different coat. (Might not even be Ford).

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:lol: :lol: :lol: good one KT... you found a blooper
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Kt Templar wrote:I was looking at that scene too, anyone notice in the close-up shot of the gun, it's a completely different coat. (Might not even be Ford).

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Very nice catch. Good job.
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Hmm, can anyone tell what kind of pants and slippers Indy has on? If any?
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Nope! But he's wearing a wife beater!! :wink:



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Zach R. wrote:Hmm, can anyone tell what kind of pants and slippers Indy has on? If any?
Mmmm strange i can't remember what he wears with the coat except the wifebeater. I think we can see his legs when he's saying about the hocus pocus because he go far from the camera for a bit.

Incredible of what details we start to speak about in this forum!!!
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Yeah, maybe he just has the ol' speedo on underneath. :roll: :P
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Well, even if a given house coat fails to resemble Indy's, we should alway remember that Gomez Adams also wears the things :D
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I'm looking into doing a robe like this, but have a feeling it'll be expensive. This type of dressing gown is tailored like a regular suit coat (fully lined with padded shoulders), so it's basically like a long, tailored jacket. Sourcing a similar material will also put the price up, but, for the moment, I'm looking into getting it made with various solid silks.

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Well... I've priced these out, and as I suspected, they'll run about $450, fully lined in silk, tailored suit shoulders, etc. The material would be a nice raw silk exterior with a smooth silk lining and matching lapel, cuffs, etc.

If you want it made in a different exterior material that you provide yourself, I can bring the price down to $375.

If any of you are really interested in this, I may be able to knock off 10% off the price for the first customer. E-mail or PM me for details.

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Hello there!
Long time observer and first time poster.
I've been looking for an affordable dressing gown / house coat for some thime with no luck.
I'm not looking for SA but definitly something in the same style.
Its been a while since this thread was active, so I wondered if anyone has any recent advice for me?
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Adding this link to the collective database. I haven't purchased anything from them but what they do offer appears to be very nice.

http://www.derek-rose.com
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Uh, did anyone get the license of that drive by posting? :-s

Bill, where in the @#$% have you been???!!! :shock:

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