applecrisp
12-09-2007, 01:20 PM
I have a Marc New York jacket that I bought last year that is very warm. The outiside is the material like a ski jacket, and the removable lining is "fake fur acrylic polyester". The best way to describe the "fur" -- looks like a black polar bear. Not the fuzzy fur.
Anyway, whenever I wear the coat, my sweater rides up (I'm guessing two smooth surfaces or something rubbing against each other -- who knows). The jacket is not tight at all. And, I don't notice any static electricity that might explain it.
So the coat is warm but not when my sweater is creeping up. It's like wearing a belly shirt. :D I've worn the coat with wool sweaters and cashmere.
Any ideas? Tucking the sweaters in would do the trick I guess, but don't always want to do that.
TIA.
Anyway, whenever I wear the coat, my sweater rides up (I'm guessing two smooth surfaces or something rubbing against each other -- who knows). The jacket is not tight at all. And, I don't notice any static electricity that might explain it.
So the coat is warm but not when my sweater is creeping up. It's like wearing a belly shirt. :D I've worn the coat with wool sweaters and cashmere.
Any ideas? Tucking the sweaters in would do the trick I guess, but don't always want to do that.
TIA.