For Sale: Icebreaker crew neck top

[sandra]

I was moving my winter clothes out and my summer clothes in and discovered a top that I bought and I've never worn it.

It is a Women's Icebreaker Bodyfit 200 just like the link below except that when I bought it, the color came in a paprika orange color. The size is a Slim Fit XL. One of the reasons I never wore it is because it is a close fitting shirt. It is very soft lightweight 100% New Zealand Merino wool.

I thought I'd offer it up here in case anyone is interested. Otherwise I'll list it on ebay. I have no idea what I paid but if you are interested, send me a PM and make me an offer. It will cost about $5 to ship. All sales final and no returns. I can take a photo of it and post here if anyone is interested.

http://www.icebreaker.com/site/icebreaker_woman_bodyfit200_oasis_crewe.html

edited to add: this comes from a smoke free home.

[uforgot]

It's great to see you back! How many mixtes do you have right now?

[sandra]

Hey there! I have the same two. The gorgeous Blossom and the other one I got for hubby. Sadly we seldom have time to ride. Hubby had one injury right after another from the dislocated shoulder to a ruptured achilles tendon.

Now he is doing great but we are caring for his 93 year old mother with Alzheimers.

One day I was driving home in my neighborhood and a neighbor a few houses up from me had a mixte bicycle-for-two for sale in his driveway. It looked to be in mint condition. I confess, I wanted to buy it just because it was a mixte!!! :cool: I even came home and called my hubby hoping he would say "go get it" LOL...but knowing how little we get to ride, he didn't encourage me. I've considered selling both of our bikes hanging in the garage but hopefully one day we'll get back to it.

I got a Schwinn Airdyne and I ride that the most! :D

Good to see you!

[skinimini]

I'm looking to buy a mixte. If you ever decide to sell and are anywhere close to Atlanta, let me know . . .

[Aggie_Ama]

Caring for a parent with Alzheimer's is one of the worst jobs in the world, hold onto the bikes you will ride again.

[sandra]

Caring for a parent with Alzheimer's is one of the worst jobs in the world, hold onto the bikes you will ride again.

No kidding. I could write a book.

It does consume so much of our time, I'm sure that one day we will need to figure out what to do with that time.