....is that I'm going to sell it. Anybody have experience with the double logger coat? I like the way it looks and it sounds tough as nails. Affordable, too. I know - :offtopic: , just wondering.
I'll stop with the annoying multiple posts now. I've hit 15. Thanks for still reading.
....for the original intended purpose, lining some things doesn't work out. The liner in the coat I posted is really fantastic, though. I just wish.....
But, I'm originally from northern Maine and what I know is that a lot of the old guys wore a long john shirt with a t-shirt, then a flannel shirt over that, then a vest, then the coat. So, I guess......
Thanks for the info. I've been thinking it's the unoiled style. Seems pretty rugged, really. What filson decides to line and not line kind of baffles me. I have a mackinaw cruiser.......
Well, I see I'm in the right place - the land of the big headed filson wearing men. I measure in with a 7 5/8 noggin. My kids look like pumpkins mounted on toothpicks!
I tried it on again today and I think I've decided to dump it. Nothing against the coat, it's more against my shoulders...
I think I may have found something pretty similar.....
http://cgi.ebay.com/Filson-Men-Sz-40-Tin-Cloth-Packer-Coat-Style-61N-USA-NR_W0QQitemZ110479658144QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUS_CSA_MC_Outerwear?hash=item19b919cca0
Yeah, it has a built in wool liner. I think it's a size 40. I'm a 42 usually and this fits like every 40 I've ever tried on. I'm 5'11, 190 lbs and it's a tiny bit tight in the shoulders. It does have a tiny snag in the back, but, you know, it's a filson.
I'm bummed - the Filson store here...
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