http://www.uniqlo.com/au/store/men-ultr ... olorSelect
I saw very similar things when I was in England in the 80s
Made for wearing under a business suit, sort of down john john tops so perhaps these are left-overs from sales in the Northern half of the world.
Interesting in that they have sizes to XXL
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Re: Latest from Uniqlo
by slparker » Sat 16 Dec, 2017 9:12 pm
Bought one last weekend. Mainly for travel and casual use but thought it might be good as a camp layer or sleeping booster.
Reminds me of an old synthetic army jacket liner that I was issued with.
The lack of collar/hood seems weird at first but when you’re layering how many hoods and collars do you need?
Reminds me of an old synthetic army jacket liner that I was issued with.
The lack of collar/hood seems weird at first but when you’re layering how many hoods and collars do you need?
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Re: Latest from Uniqlo
by Avatar » Sun 17 Dec, 2017 5:38 pm
Hmmm. Odd cut. Designed as an inner down layer. Model wearing flannel pants. Just wondering if this was designed to wear under a suit?
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Re: Latest from Uniqlo
by Neo » Sun 17 Dec, 2017 5:41 pm
Yep I think it is discreetly worn under city-wear.
I already have two of their UL jackets so not needing one of these!
I already have two of their UL jackets so not needing one of these!
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Re: Latest from Uniqlo
by Moondog55 » Sun 17 Dec, 2017 5:46 pm
Avatar wrote:Hmmm. Odd cut. Designed as an inner down layer. Model wearing flannel pants. Just wondering if this was designed to wear under a suit?
Hmmm Did you read my post?
Not having a collar makes them more discrete and much less bulky around the neck and this is exactly why the military liners are cut this way. I may or may not be interested in one of these for myself but I think they definitely have a place in the wardrobe
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