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    #1 NIGHTMARE, Jul 1, 2013
    I need to get a new Jacket for next season, the last two i've had have been Timberland and they've both done the trick and i'll more then likely end up with another one. But i was just wondering what make of jacket do you lot wear to the match and would you recommend it, i quite like the look of the superdry jackets they have a warm and toasty look to them with the big thick collar and 3 zips to keep the wind out, then theirs north face and Berghaus both having good reputations in this field, but are there any others worth looking at ?
     
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    #2 LDRed, Jul 1, 2013
    I wear a BFC shirt, sometimes with another tshirt underneath if need be.

    Hard as nails.
     
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    #3 Dyson, Jul 1, 2013
    Fjallraven is this season's choice if I can get one at the right price.

    Had a donkey jacket last year.
     
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    #4 DEETEE, Jul 1, 2013
    Ma strum or BOSS although I might deviate this year.

    Fjallraven as dysons mentioned, belstaff are two I'm looking at.
     
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    #5 Marc, Jul 1, 2013
    I'm currently at Asda, and can't decide which type of bread to buy. Toggling between wholemeal, seeded or 50/50. It's a real dilemma, any ideas?
     
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    #6 NIGHTMARE, Jul 1, 2013
    get a girlfriend and leave women work to her ya pussy
     
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    #7 WorsbroughRed, Jul 1, 2013
    Barbour.

    Nowt 'international', just a good old fashioned Barbour to keep you toasty.
     
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    #8 Xerxes, Jul 1, 2013
    Landsend make a very good waterproof winter coat.
     
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    #9 monkey tennis, Jul 1, 2013
    Fancy a ma strum myself mate or mebbe victorinox.
     
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    #10 Cunning Stunt, Jul 1, 2013
    I've a few Paul Smith costs/jackets and love his stuff.

    As already mentioned Fjall Raven is quality. You can't go wrong withBerghaus.
     
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    #11 SuperTyke, Jul 1, 2013
    It's a fecking coat. Go to a shop, look at a few and choose one that you think looks nice and is comfortable instead of being a sheep and buying a coat because somebody else has one.

    Anyway I thought stone island, burberry or simply an animal hide would be more your style.
     
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    #12 Stahlrost, Jul 1, 2013
    Stopped buying winter coats years ago, was fed up of getting fleeced.
     
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    #13 SuperTyke, Jul 1, 2013
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    #14 judith charmers, Jul 1, 2013

    Treat thi sen to a C.P leather goggle coat mate, best part of £750 but a proper lads winter coat.
     
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    #15 Stahlrost, Jul 1, 2013
    It could have been worse. I could have gone on about going to buy a camouflage jacket but couldn't find one anywhere.
     
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    #16 LDRed, Jul 1, 2013
    £750 to be a proper "lad"?
     
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    #17 judith charmers, Jul 1, 2013
    Did I say that?
     
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    #18 DEETEE, Jul 1, 2013
    Get thi sen a bright yellow Barbour international waxed jacket complete wi belt. #fashionista
     
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    #19 funnyfella23, Jul 1, 2013
    What's your budget would be a good start.

    Subtle Barbour International are good Worsbrough Red
     
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