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 Member 238 Level 16.01 Mar 2006 
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I like my trench coat, but obviously I only wear it during the winter. It was part of a collection of millitary fatigues I got from my old job (the E-bay job, not the theater). ...Yeah... It's pretty ugly... but it's warm as hell in the winter. Jam it back in, in the dark. |
Member 238 Level 16.01 Mar 2006
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Alright. As far as pricing goes, it varies depending on what you want to do. If you want to really look good, you need to buy a suit that goes appropriate with the coat. My friend Benjamin had to go in for a job interview for an IT specialist. For the interview, he bought himself a $1200 suit, and an $800 trench coat that worked well with the suit. Luckily for him, he did not require any custom tailoring. Even better, his interviewer wore the exact same thing, which looks real good for a job interview.
...Now for the cheaper side of life... My [former] boss said "We are throwing [military fatigues] away as it has a negative merchandise value." Of course, being a dumpster diver, I said "It keeps me warm, and I can get that smell of rot and blood out of it." If you really insist on getting a trench coat, hit up thrift stores, consignment shops, e-bay, and rummage sales. E-bay is always pretty random, but at the other places listed I've seen them on sale for about $2 to $50 depending on their condition. If you want my coat, I'll honor all serious offers, which means none. There's nowhere I can't reach. |
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