Talbots Classic Fuchsia 100% Wool 2 Button Peacoat Winter Essentials Size 12

Name: Talbots Classic Fuchsia 100% Wool 2 Button Peacoat Winter Essentials Size 12
Brand: Talbots
SKU: 68c605c6260ae23fccfbe2eb
Price: 43.0 USD
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Talbots Classic Fuchsia 100% Wool 2 Button Peacoat Winter Essentials Size 12 This is an absolute classic essential for winter. It's a bright-ish pink color that's closest to a fuchsia. 2 large buttons close the front, and there are 2 hand pockets. The sleeves have a slit for a cute detail. It's 100% wool. The exaggerated collar gives this coat a vintage vibe. I don't know the age of this coat but it is definitely older and very possibly vintage. My mom took impeccable care of it, though there are 2 wear spots. One is above the chest in the front and the other is on the back. I photographed them both. They are not noticeable but I always want to disclose things like this to ensure you love your item. Pit to pit 21.5" Top to bottom 32" Sleeve 25"

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petunia Does photo 14 show a moth bite?

Nov 03Reply

petunia Does photo 11 allow a moth bite? Is the line a scratch or an open hole? Does the coat have ant inside pockets? Any odors? Smoke? Thank you

Nov 03Reply

annabrian @petunia they are from wear, as mentioned in the listing. I mention them to be sure you are informed. It is a vintage coat and has been worn. No smoke, no odor, always dry cleaned.

Nov 03Reply

petunia @annabrian thank you, I am interested only if I can make repairs- that’s why I asked.

Nov 03Reply

annabrian @petunia I don’t see any reason that you couldn’t make repairs to it. I would go with the grain of the fabric and with the exact same color of thread, I would almost embroider over it. These are tiny, tiny holes. They do not affect the wear of the coat and you can’t really see them unless you’re hunting.

Nov 03Reply