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Where to buy a ladies stole?

dod · 2004-08-24 20:54:53

Brief details of the story beneath the pictures. Does anybody know where I can buy a ladies stole (shoulder-scarf... to forfend any questions) like the one in the pictures? Basically it's about 6 feet long(plus about 8 inches of tassels at each end), it's 1 foot wide, it's translucent beige embroidered with flowery designs…

24-08-2004 8:54pm

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dod

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Brief details of the story beneath the pictures. Does anybody know where I
can buy a ladies stole (shoulder-scarf... to forfend any questions) like the one in the pictures? Basically it's about 6 feet long(plus about 8 inches of tassels at each end), it's 1 foot wide, it's translucent beige embroidered with flowery designs and what are meant to be tiny pearls.

Anyone know where they sell these?

The tassels at the end:

Pattern detail:

More pattern detail:

Basically, a friend of mine borrowed the pictured stole for a particular party, it was, eh... damaged during the party, ad now she wants to buy a new one for the girl she borrowed it from. Well, you can imagine running around all the shops in Dublin trying to find a particular type of stole! However, I thought that some of the boards.ie ladies who lunch around the department stores might recognise the stole from the pictures- specifically where it might be bought?

Any suggestions as to where one might begin to look for one of these?

Thanks in advance.

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#2 24-08-2004 8:56pm

Agent Smith

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http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=464 <may be more able to help you

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#3 24-08-2004 9:07pm

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Are you in Dublin?

Jenny Vander, (used to be in georges st arcade, not beside it, turn left just before the powerscourt side entrance, and it should be on your left)

Now I'm going to go post on some manly thread, about beer, and um football.

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#4 24-08-2004 9:20pm

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Monsoon? Accessorize?

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#5 25-08-2004 10:09am

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That looks a bit weddingy tbh.
You should be able to find something similar in any of the Bridal shops.
Look in the yellow pages and ring round.

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#6 25-08-2004 10:25am

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places to try,
Monsoon, Debenhams, Marks and Spencers, Arnotts, Tie Rack.

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#7 25-08-2004 10:30am

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I got something similar to that quite a while ago in Accessorise in Stephens Green Shopping Centre...

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#8 25-08-2004 10:25pm

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dod wrote:

Basically, a friend of mine borrowed the pictured stole for a particular party, it was, eh... damaged during the party, ad now she wants to buy a new one for the girl she borrowed it from. Well, you can imagine running around all the shops in Dublin trying to find a particular type of stole! However, I thought that some of the boards.ie ladies who lunch around the department stores might recognise the stole from the pictures- specifically where it might be bought?

Don't buy a replacement. Find ouy how much it would cost. Explain what happened and have the €X ready / as gift voucher. The person might not necessarily want a direct or "near enough" replacement.

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