[Moo] Fwd: Re: Textile Question
Ii Saburou Katsumori (Joshua B.)
tatsushu at gmail.com
Sat Nov 26 08:52:19 PST 2005
On 11/26/05, Mark Valente <stierbacher at yahoo.com> wrote:
> Stierbach,
>
> Lady Annalena sent me this rather in depth and wonderfully informative
> response to my question. She sent it directly to my personal addy instead
> of the whole group and has asked me to forward it to the group list.
> As a side note I followed her advise and went to G-Street for a look. I
> met a very nice British lady who works at the Potomac Mills store. She
> introduced me to Melton Wool that G-Street sells for about $40/yd. She told
> me that this is named for the shire in England where the process was created
> and says they have been producing it there for centuries. This also happens
> to be where she was born and so to my benefit she took some pride in
> explaining it. They only had one bolt of it and it was a very nice brown.
> I resisted the urge to purchase it and am taking my time as there is no
> great rush.
> The next bit of advise I' m going to follow from the below letter is to
> check out "My An" 1319 Sheppard Dr, Sterling 703-444-2117. I hope this
> discussion is helpful to others as it has been for me. I have learned quite
> a bit from everyone who was kind enough to respond to my questions.
If you know that you want 'Melton', or a particular brand, you may
want to look online. G-Street tends to have good material, but
high-prices. If you know what you want, a Google search might help
you locate it--many online stores will also send swatches to you
either free or for a small fee, which may be much cheaper than
purchasing it in the store.
On the other hand, in the store you know precisely what you are
getting then and there.
-Ii
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