Oddsocks
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Homer, silvermere were doing Calloway jumpers for £25 each 2 weeks ago, very warm and comfy and 4 different colours 
Jumpers and Help
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Golfmmad
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Homer, you could ask Evahakool, my brother, who is in The Shetlands. I had a Shetland wool jumper some years ago - sooo warm!
Send him a PM, I'm sure he knows someone who makes them for a living.
Golfmmad.
Send him a PM, I'm sure he knows someone who makes them for a living.
Golfmmad.
surefire
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I am now at risk of stating the obvious in two threads in row in one evening, but have you considered mothballs?
Before the inevitable reply, no, not moths testicles!
Before the inevitable reply, no, not moths testicles!
I have thought about it but don't they stink the wardrobe out. Never used them but seem to remember my mum having them years ago and they left a nasty odour on the clothes
SwingSlow
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Try Cedar balls or hanger attachments - Kleeneze do them by the bagful I think.
Wildrover
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Put candles in your wardrobe / drawers (not lit ). Don't know why it works but I was given the tip years ago and haven't had a problem since.
). Don't know why it works but I was given the tip years ago and haven't had a problem since.
haplesshacker
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Don't put your woolies in the washing machine with the wifes bras. The hooks snag wool very easily. It may not be moths. Last time I remember moths being an issue was 35 years ago. I didn't think we suffered from them like our grans did.
madandra
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I just leave my wool sweaters in the golf bag all winter....... jobs a good 'n
Smiffy
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I get some of my jumpers from Asda
Same as that. Or Matalan. Or even Tesco have decent jumpers in there sometimes.
Best ones I have are a couple I bought from Asda. Not lambswool but they wash up really well, are nice and warm and keep their shape. Cost about a tenner each.
The green one I "wore" at Cooden is not one of them by the way.
oakey22
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Did they have much else in there on offer? you on about the store near safron lane in leicester?
USER1999
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You can buy a new jumper, and snag it on a thorn bush first time out. Can't see the point in binning them just because there is a hole in them.
Smiffy
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If you ventured off the fairway I can see that this would be possible.
Screwback
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I get some of my jumpers from Asda
Good Call, Wonderful place for jumpers cheap prices but decent gear
richart
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If it is gun shot hole, i have narrowed the suspects down to the 6935 registered users of this forum.
It is a big bloody hole on both jumpers (bout the size of a 5p) and so really noticeable. I actually used the jumpers to wear to work too which is why it was a pain as the shirt underneath showed through like a flashing beacon.
bigslice
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perhaps it is a dope smoking injury hay man far outtttt
hay man far outtttt USER1999
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That's one hungry moth.
It could be a gang of boozed up, drugged up delinquent moths suffering pupae withdrawal symptoms. You know how the munchies comes on
RGDave
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I bought some C & C jumpers from George, the nice man at ASDA.
(supposedly..
)
Not my normal level of haute couture, but if you feed them to moths....
(supposedly..
)Not my normal level of haute couture, but if you feed them to moths....
USER1999
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Sounds like a 45 to me. A bit big for 9mm, so you are probably looking for an american.
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