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    Military 'woolly pully' sweaters

    Navy Crew neck WP at the moment, it was a bit chilly when I got up at 5.30 am this morning.
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    Norwegian Wool Sweaters

    I have a couple of Norwegian sweaters too, wear them from time to time. The photos here do look good.
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    Military 'woolly pully' sweaters

    It is still chilly enough at the moment to wear wps, I am wearing an army wps at the moment, I was in my maroon wps over part of the weekend. Take care everyone.
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    Anyone else into fountain pens?

    Great picture and pen, lovely handwriting too, unlike mine, which as my schoolmasters used to say, looks like a spider has crawled out of the ink pot and walked across the page.
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    White RAF Roll Neck Sweaters

    Hi, Just wishing everyone on this site/thread all the best, I hope that you are all keeping well and healthy in the current challenging times that we find ourselves in now. Hope things will ease soon. I was supposed to be visiting the Northeast, Durham/Northumberland this month, now possibly...
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    Season of Lent

    Your food sounds great, especially the Sunday Lunch, Roast Beef etc., I would normally be having my East Sunday lunch at my local pub where they have a great chef, but sadly this can not be the case at the moment. Take care everyone, stay well and healthy.
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    Guernsey jumper

    Did you get the Guernsey Breton that you mentioned here? I was wearing my Navy Blue Guernsey for some of yesterday.
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    White RAF Roll Neck Sweaters

    That is a lovely Sweater, (Do you get much of a chance to wear that in the area you live though?) https://www.motolegends.com/ also have something similar.
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    Military 'woolly pully' sweaters

    I Understand that the original UK Military Sweaters like these that seemed to first appear during WW11 did have those drawstrings around the neck. The neck opening on those very early sweaters, I think, was more "Boat Shaped/Oval", than the present Crew/Round necks of the sweaters which followed...
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    Military 'woolly pully' sweaters

    OK, Handy to know and talking of traditional military knitwear, I was in RAF yesterday and Navy today.
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    Military 'woolly pully' sweaters

    Hope you are ok and not flooded. There has been so much recently.
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    Military 'woolly pully' sweaters

    Yes, yes hope those affected can recover soon. I think at 15% is to mark their new range of knitwear.
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    Guernsey jumper

    Well done, I hope you like it, post a photo if you can.
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    Military 'woolly pully' sweaters

    I am in Army & Raf today. Stay safe in this bad weather.
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    Guernsey jumper

    Yes, they do last a very long time, my Navy Blue Guernsey came from Guernsey Woollens in about 1991.
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    Military 'woolly pully' sweaters

    I was wearing my Heather Mix Outdoor Knitwear Roll neck yesterday, am in RAF Blue at the moment.
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    Guernsey jumper

    Yes, it is a good shade of colour. Stands out somewhat. I noticed from the Guernsey Woollens website that they make/sell Guernseys in that colour and their prices seem quite good too.
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    Guernsey jumper

    I spotted a chap yesterday wearing a very nice looking Guernsey in what I would say was a bottle green colour. Not seen one quite like that before. Looked very smart indeed and no doubt just the right garment to wear in this stormy weather.
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    Fishermen's sweaters site

    I am wearing my Roll Neck Chunkie today. :)
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    Military 'woolly pully' sweaters

    OKW Sent me an email today, they appear to be having some new styles coming out soon.
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