Dog Coat: Excellent Condition
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This is my Dog Coat. I guess. :-) The game reminded me to wear this more often. I love the colors of it.
The other day I walked into an Aveda costmetics and skincare shop. I was wearing this coat. The samples that normally cost on the order of six to seven dollars apiece were mine for free. I was impressed at the power of the Coat. Hee.
The other day I walked into an Aveda costmetics and skincare shop. I was wearing this coat. The samples that normally cost on the order of six to seven dollars apiece were mine for free. I was impressed at the power of the Coat. Hee.
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Re: Story of the Coat
Date: 2005-11-27 12:24 am (UTC)This particular coat wasn't made in Pendleton. It was actually made in the little town near Taos that we stopped at for the balloon festival. The tag in the coat is hand written and hand sewn in. The seams and cut actually look like they were actually handmade, and it's likely that they were made locally. Meep.
What's mildly frightening is that when I look for "blanket coats" on the Web, there are nearly no knee-length blanket coats out there. Plus the waist-length ones are now in the $400 dollar range. Meep.