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Tweed Keepers Suits for sale (Part 1of 3)
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Sorry if this is not in FOR SALE area, but thought there might be more interest here (hopefully to finance new rifle project)

Suit 1 (old Raby estate tweed) £80 + PP

Breeks - 32" waist, 25"inside leg drop, velcro fastening, button fly, ticket pocket
Jacket - 42" chest, double vent at back

Jacket, breeks and waistcoat - made by Haggarts of Aberfeldy, Scotland





Suit 2 (current Raby estate tweed) £150 + PP (lovelly tweed, top quality)

Jkt, waistcoat, breeks and shooting waistcoat (drop pockets and suede shoulder patches BUT NOT THE BRASS BUTTONS - sorry!) - made in borders

Breeks - 32", 25" drop, velcro, button fly, ticket pocket
JKT - no vent in back






Suit 3 (old Raby estate tweed) £40 +PP

Breeks - 32" waist, 24" drop, velcro, zip, ticket pocket
JKT - no vent in back

Jacket and breeks - made by Haggarts of Aberfeldy, Scotland

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If you weren't so damn skinny we would probably have a deal.
 
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Originally posted by D99:
If you weren't so damn skinny we would probably have a deal.



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I was just dreaming about fitting into a 32" waist too...

Although I'd probably need more leg drop.... Wink

Good luck with the sale and the project.

Rgds,
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That made me chuckle, guess it is called being "hill-fit!"

Ask about fellas you must know someone these might fit?

I am 5'8", medium build, 11 to 11.5 stone.

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I am 4 inches taller and weigh 60 pounds more, if I took all three suits and sewed them together I could make it work.
 
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PM sent on Suit No. 1 - old Raby estate tweed) £80 + PP

Breeks - 32" waist, 25"inside leg drop, velcro fastening, button fly, ticket pocket
Jacket - 42" chest, double vent at back

Jacket, breeks and waistcoat - made by Haggarts of Aberfeldy, Scotland.


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32" waist and 42 chest? Maybe when I was 18 or 19.

Now I'm 38, 46" chest and 36-38" waist.

Seth, you and I must be about the same size - built for comfort not speed.

Dream on. Some nice stuff there, are these the results of previous employment or are you a rural burglar?


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CD,

No not a burglar, all previous employment, just need some funds posts Christmas for the next rifle project and daughter needs some new shoes, food on table...etc etc!! beer
 
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I think i recognise one of those suits.....

how did you get the smell out of it? that suit might be a bit worn down the front where the lab licked off all the chunks........

isnt it funny how sometimes the need for a little lie down at the end of a shoot day creeps up on you.

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Sadly, I would not fit into these either. But it sure is nice gear. Great tradition.

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Brian,

I am around 250 and usually do the 40 in the waist.

For someone who is forced to work out by the US Navy 3 times a week I am pretty fat.
 
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Seth, I'm not quite that big, my weight varies around 15-15 1/2 stone, 210-215 pounds.


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You have a PM from me about Suit 3

Mike


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How generous are they cut?
 
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Stone is 14 pounds right?
 
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The jackets are cut on the generous size as they allow shooting with them on, not cut like a tight sports jacket.
 
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With a 36 waist and a big chest...any idea if there is an outlet somewhere?

My hunting buddies would cry -after the initial laughing- if they saw me in that suit!


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