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	Knit Military Coats. Cool. | Buy Kind of a neat idea, this. Juxtapose the epaulets and other design cues of what is normally a very clean-edged, structured military coat with the unstructured ease of a sweater. It's hard to think about this in the middle of summer but we dig it. Shown: "Cannon Blazor" [sic] from G-Star Raw. Also see: Four-pocket double-knit military sweater from Banana Republic. 19.aug.2008 style post a comment
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