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Getting a peacoat collar to stand properly

baby and crumble · 2010-09-14 16:06:27

Hey guys, Ok I have an old woolen peacoat style coat that I bought a few years ago. It's not a true peacoat as it's not double-breasted but how-and-ever... Any ideas on how to get the collar to stand up like you see in the old pics of people wearing them? It seems like it stands a little and then sort of slowly dribbles…

14-09-2010 4:06pm

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baby and crumble

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Hey guys,

Ok I have an old woolen peacoat style coat that I bought a few years ago. It's not a true peacoat as it's not double-breasted but how-and-ever...

Any ideas on how to get the collar to stand up like you see in the old pics of people wearing them? It seems like it stands a little and then sort of slowly dribbles down and looks a bit stupid. When the collar is down it's not half as warm and doesn't look as good (I need angles by my face to balance out mah chops!!!)

I was half thinking spray starch but don't want to ruin it if that won't work...

Cheers

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#2 14-09-2010 4:20pm

jdivision

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Starch would probably help. You can buy spray on stuff you use with an iron near the detergent in most supermarkets

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