Harris Tweed Demystified & Blazer, Sport Jacket or Suit Jacket – Know What You Are Selling
Harris Tweed demystified. Increase your profits by watching & learning to spot the details of a better quality Harris Tweed jacket. Better quality jackets al…
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That was fascinating! I had an awesome Harris way back, got it taken out
then gave it away; a shame as now I’m back to my old slim self and it was a
hummer, very Harvard, but sporty with some purple in it. Nice to know about
this stuff! I have a closet full, still giving away, maybe I shouldn’t?
Consignment?
Wow! Thats alot of good information! Thanks for making this video it should
out me and others out alot. I’m gonna have to watch it again tomorrow
night. I bought 15…. umm mens garments… I wont call them blazers but am
not sure what to call them yet. I think I might have to look at them while
watching this video to see what they are. Thanks again, great video!
Yep, that’s right pal, just over 30 years & nope didn’t wear vintage at 5
but thanks for the compliment! 🙂 Yes, tweed can be a home run – get the
better BRAND name labels w/ the ADDITIONAL Harris Tweed label & look for
the classic English design. Plus be sure to put in keywords JACKET and/or
COAT not just blazer as few are truly blazers and their manufacturer lists
them on their website as a SPORT JACKET or SPORT COAT.
Sure! just post a video of it….show tags, views of inside & outside of
the jacket some up close details. Just describe it as best you can. Then
let me know the video is up & I’ll be happy to come over to your channel &
comment to let you know what I think it could sell for and why. Thanks for
watching! BTW tweed is predicted to be the most “on trend” fabric for
Fall/Winter 2013, so we should see tweed garments doing well on ebay.
Thank you so much for the great information, my question is how can you
tell the difference between a blazer and a suit coat? I still have a
problem with this.