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I also have one in Navy and Cordings has added a third color this year, Burgundy.
My tattersall shirt is a Sero that I bought directly from their Connecticut factory somewhere between the late 1970s and the late 1980s. I went to so many of their factory sales back then that I lose track of what I got when.
And the new Lotuff Small Tote is still in use in its distinctive color, their new Glacier. A very Scottish color.
Shown:
- Cordings' Cream Cable Wool and Cashmere V-Neck <https://www.cordings.co.uk/us/cream-cable-supersoft-v-neck.html>
- Cordings' Teviot Tweed Paddock Jacket <https://www.cordings.co.uk/us/teviot-tweed-paddock-jacket.html>
- Sero Tattersall Shirt
- Cordings' Beige Cotton Stretch Lily Jeans <https://www.cordings.co.uk/us/beige-cotton-stretch-lily-jeans.html>
- Leather Small Tote in Glacier from Lotuff <https://lotuffleather.com/collections/totes/products/leather-small-tote?variant=49637328093488>
My tummy just growled... :)
ReplyDeleteEvidently Solo Pane is not solo pane :-)
ReplyDeleteMost excellent! Simply stunning as always!
ReplyDeleteMuffy, I sure would like to see your closet or dressing room, whichever the case may be. My old-house cramped closets are so overly packed and crowded that the doors almost explode off the hinges upon opening.
ReplyDeleteI have to second the comment from Guestie. I would love to know how you store you current and out-of-season clothes, as well as the items you stock up on for future use. I'd also like to know your system for managing how many things you own. Given that you are a content creator, you do need to showcase the items from sponsors, but do you need to de-clutter regularly to make sure your belongings do not outgrow your storage space?
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