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  1. #1
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    lph, the skirt looks like this:

    http://www.ibexwear.com/shop/product...ens-izzi-skirt

    But, it seems like this one is longer than the one I have. Mine is above the knee. Maybe it's just my perception. I got it for half price, in the summer, a couple of years ago.
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  2. #2
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    got my ibex order last night, today I am wearing my new pullover Shak and my husband loves his new longsleeved T-shirt. He asked me why I only bought one! so then my mind does this thing, hm, I could order him a new shirt and I could get another Shak too!!!! I'm DOOMED!
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  3. #3
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    I am a true wool weenie today. Icebreaker wool skirt, Ibex wool t-shirt and a Neve wool sweater over it. If my Smartwool VFF's were the charcoal color, I'd have them on as well!

    I received my package from Sierra tradingpost last night. Two gorgeous wool sweaters from Neve and a wool wrap for me, and just to allieviate some guilt - a gorgeous wool sweater (also Neve) for my husband. Ah...wool!

    (oh, and he loved the Ibex blanket as a V-day gift!)
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  4. #4
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    This is pretty:

    http://www.teamestrogen.com/prodIC_6B30.html

    Free shipping, too.

    Edit, Which pocket is the tire pump pocket?
    Last edited by redrhodie; 02-18-2011 at 09:14 AM.
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  5. #5
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    that is a nice looking jersey.

    what would i be wearing without wool (blush) today?
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  6. #6
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    That is a beautiful jersey - and I like the color too!
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  7. #7
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    Quote Originally Posted by redrhodie View Post
    This is pretty:

    http://www.teamestrogen.com/prodIC_6B30.html

    Free shipping, too.

    Edit, Which pocket is the tire pump pocket?
    OMG that is BEAUTIFUL! Pity my Gunnar is currently taking my extra cash right now for I would just have to snap it up otherwise!

  8. #8
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    Something happened, I am unsure what or when...but I realized as I was riding home this afternoon from my ride just how much wool I was wearing! Brand new Smartwool socks, Smartwool base layer, new Smartwool full-zip long-sleeve jersey....and I've some shorts on the way thanks to Redhodie! You ladies are quite the enablers

    I also must say that I was perfectly comfy riding with those layers and just had on a Cannondale wind-breaker convertible nylon jacket on - and it was a windy 51 degrees or so. In the past I've been rather cool in those same conditions when I just had on the wool base layer and a non-wool jersey over it with a thermal jacket.

    I've a question about my new Smartwool jersey. Here it is, though I didn't get it from TE which is where I snagged this photo - my LBS was kind enough to sell it to me at a 50% discount



    The tag that comes with it says that it is "washer and dryer friendly". Should I trust that? I've no problem putting my Smartwool into a gentle cycle with cold water - but in the dryer Am I overly-concerned?

  9. #9
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    I have put smart wool in the dryer, but I would rather not. It didn't hurt, but the heat probably will shorten the life of the fabric, and even at 1/2 price i bet it wasn't cheap.
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