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following on from the 'keep warm in winter thread', let's talk warm clothes. Specifically VESTS

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Cappuccino · 06/09/2008 13:47

I have spent the last winter in a black one of these which has looked quite respectable even if on show (under short sleeved dresses, wrap dresses etc)

however since I am already wearing the damn thing in the first week of Sept, some heavier armour is obviously going to be necessary

tips, please, cheaper the better

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Slouchy · 06/09/2008 13:52

newspaper? well you wanted cheap !

Cappuccino · 06/09/2008 13:53

yes cod

it is cold

I am not wearing shorts

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Cappuccino · 06/09/2008 13:54

motherinferior once sent me a link to some gorgeous silk vests

but they were about £30 and I couldn't bear spending that much on vests

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Cappuccino · 06/09/2008 13:56

can't get what?

skintness or coldness?

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Cappuccino · 06/09/2008 13:58

ok well on the bbc site it says it is 18 degrees in London

but it is 15 here, okay

SO IT IS COLDER

blardy southerners

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Aefondkiss · 06/09/2008 14:51

13 degrees in the far NE and with a biting NNE wind... I also need warm clothes for the winter school run, that avoid the michelin man look.

expatinscotland · 06/09/2008 14:54

i got polypro ones from Berghaus dirt cheap last February in The Highland Shop.

i don't think i'll be showing them off, however, because it's already 13 degrees with a very strong wind, so it's going to be jumper weather.

MrsBadger · 06/09/2008 14:55

no no no

no thermals allowed until it is 10C or below

until then you may wear strappy vests underneath or cardigans etc on top

otherwise you will have nowhere left to go when it is proper winter

ditto wool coats

(Tchibo ski thermals are excellent but not suitable for flashing at necklines etc - they are not in yet but keep your eyes open. Longjohns v good too.)

saramoon · 06/09/2008 14:56

oh I love those thermal vest things, been wearing my DHs work thernal leggings around the house in the evening and will now purchase my very own!

Heated · 06/09/2008 15:07

Going to order from here and get sewn in for the winter

Saggarmakersbottomknocker · 06/09/2008 15:12

How did I know this would be you Capp?

I'm going to do more layers this year.

And that other top on your link looks good to run in.

Cappuccino · 06/09/2008 15:23

lol Saggars

MrsB I am cold. I am cold

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Cappuccino · 06/09/2008 15:25

oh heated

I like the phrase 'intense warmth'

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Saggarmakersbottomknocker · 06/09/2008 15:35

The Thermal silk looks quite nice. But only 'Soft Warmth' Capp.

Cappuccino · 06/09/2008 16:28

to soft warmth

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Aefondkiss · 06/09/2008 19:18

yes MrsB no plans on wearing thermals just yet! but it would be good to see what is available.

katch · 06/09/2008 19:31

Bella di Notte do some nice lacy ones - have worn them under a low v-neck - sorry can't do the link thing.

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