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Liner for itchy as fuck wool coat 2017-09-06 06:51:48 Post No. 12736177
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Anyone have any experience with having someone alter a wool coat by putting a liner in it?
I bought a wool coat nearing the end of last winter and the very few times that I wore it before it got hot it was itchy as hell. So to help with my bitch skin I was thinking of taking it somewhere to have someone put in a liner. Preferably a blanket made from alpaca and merino wool that they could just cut from so that I can keep the all wool aesthetic.
TL;DR Itchy wool coat. Want to use my alpaca/merino wool blanket as liner if possible
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>>12736177
don't line it in more wool or it'll probably be to hot and also heavy
take it to a tailor and have it lined in cotton or synthetic
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>>12736184
The wool that I would line it with isn't that thick and neither is the coat itself. Also the coat also comes in a double layered version so I figured instead of buying that which would also be heavy but still itchy as fuck I could just get that double layered feel with a liner that feels much better
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>>12736177
Why are you wearing a COAT next to skin?
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