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| blue mooney | 4/8/06 | it's fascinating to read how you adapted this pattern to comply with inudstrial/government standards. It looks nice on you, too! Muuuuch better than a "unisex". |
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| nicky | 4/8/06 | Isn't it great to wear something that fits! |
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| martinanne | 4/8/06 | That jacket is wonderful and it is fantastic that you are an environmental engineer! COOL! |
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| Busy Mom | 4/8/06 | Wow, you sure did a lot of work to get this up to standards. I'm sure the fit is perfect over your coveralls. Thanks for sharing the details with us and I too hope you never have to test it's resistance. |
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| Kathi Rank | 4/8/06 | So nice to have the sewing talent needed to adapt specialty clothing to your needs....great job! |
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| Shelia in Alaska | 4/9/06 | You did a wonderful job on this. I am impressed with all you put into this to make it up to standards....very well thought out. It looks wonderful on you. |
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| clin | 4/9/06 | Very well done looks good on you and I pray you never have to test the jacket's abilities. |
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| AnneM | 4/9/06 | Great job getting yourself a non-unisex jacket! Founds like a nice fabric. Great idea on the fleece strip behind the zipper. |
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| BeckyC | 4/9/06 | What a great jacket! I bet it's wonderful to wear something that fits well. I am in awe at how you went about to fulfill industry standards safety requirements. You could go into business and sell these for big bucks! Thank you for your review it was educational. |
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