Of puppies and wool shirts

[mobirdhunter]

Originally Posted by Mike Koneski

I have a friend that says "If you find something you like you better buy two of them. They always stop making stuff you like."

This is the “Gene Hill Rule.” I’ve been following it for years.

[Keith Doty]

New shirt arrived, a hearty stamp of approval here. Appears well made, stitching straight and tight, seams all double stitched, nice clothing. Classic 85% wool, 15% nylon for wear and shape retention. For anybody in need I'd say check them out. They also have an extensive line of blankets, camp blankets, and throws.

[edgarspencer]

My Dad bought me a new Pendleton whenever he couldn't think of something else, Mostly, at Christmas. He wore them all the time, but never seemed to wear them out. As I outgrew mine, I grew into his and it makes me feel good to wear his old shirts. I wear a different one each day, and don't repeat for at least 2 weeks. I believe I have about 2 dozen. My wife occasionally finds one at a thrift shop. There are many, usually dry cleaned and wrapped, on ebay.
My all time favorite is the Lindsey tartan, even though I have one Brown, and two Douglas, both of which are family names.

[Mike of the Mountain]

If Johnson's flannel lined wool button-down shirt came in a Hawaiian print......

[Keith Doty]

Originally Posted by Mike Koneski

If Johnson's flannel lined wool button-down shirt came in a Hawaiian print......

Mike, I looked. Not yet. I think you ought to contact them and point out the sales potential. Now.....the process may drive the loom folks completely mad!

[Mike of the Mountain]

BWAHAHAHAHAHA!! MADNESS!! I'd pay to see them weave a hibiscus pattern on that scarlet red wool!!

[Stan Hillis]

Originally Posted by Mike Koneski

If Johnson's flannel lined wool button-down shirt came in a Hawaiian print......

Come on down to visit ............ or stay. You can wear your Hawaiian prints to your hearts' desire, and no need for such extremes as shoes or heavy woolen gaah-ments.