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Caterpillar Jacket(MandMDirect)

Berty · 2013-12-01 10:28:33

Caterpillar Jacket £19.99 + £4.99 Postage to Ireland http://www.mandmdirect.com/01/details/CT427/Caterpillar-Mens-Puffa-Jacket-Black Same Jacket is one MandMDirect Ireland for €26.95 + €4.50 Postage so cheaper from the UK Site if only marginally.…

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01-12-2013 11:28am

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Berty

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Caterpillar Jacket £19.99 + £4.99 Postage to Ireland

http://www.mandmdirect.com/01/details/CT427/Caterpillar-Mens-Puffa-Jacket-Black

Same Jacket is one MandMDirect Ireland for €26.95 + €4.50 Postage so cheaper from the UK Site if only marginally.

http://www.mandmdirect.ie/01/details/CT427/Caterpillar-Mens-Puffa-Jacket-Black

Likely both dispatched from the same location anyway.

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#2 01-12-2013 2:43pm
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Thanks OP, I've just ordered one as a present, nice one.

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#3 01-12-2013 3:07pm
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Would love to know the sizing on these. It's too cheap not to buy!

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#4 01-12-2013 4:19pm
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Nice! This will go well with my Caterpillar boots I just bought - also a steal at €50 (€160 in shops).

I just bought a sort of similar warm jacket and was pleased to only pay €80 - this is fantastic value. The north face equivalent ones are mad money.

Great find thanks OP

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#5 01-12-2013 6:17pm
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Thanks OP. Picked up 2.

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#6 01-12-2013 6:26pm
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€5 off and FREE DELIVERY on your first order, simply enter IE4S at the checkout when you spend €60 or more.*

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#7 01-12-2013 6:38pm
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its cheaper to use uk site for bigger spends even with the voucher. Also fatcheese 6% (hummph) and quidco (2%)
I went onto the site through fatcheese and switched to uk, ordered a few things and got the free delivery. Hopefully it still tracks!

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#8 01-12-2013 6:55pm
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Ordered one for my Dad this morning and just got a mail to say it has been dispatched. Great service so far.
Thanks OP

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#9 01-12-2013 7:00pm
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Zascar wrote: »

Nice! This will go well with my Caterpillar boots I just bought - also a steal at €50 (€160 in shops).

I just bought a sort of similar warm jacket and was pleased to only pay €80 - this is fantastic value. The north face equivalent ones are mad money.

Great find thanks OP

Same as me

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#10 02-12-2013 8:29am
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Cheers OP, bit the bullet on a medium.

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#11 02-12-2013 8:42am
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Make the spend £30 on the UK site and get £3 off delivery with code PJH3.

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#12 02-12-2013 9:25am
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**Expired** now £29.99 on the UK site and €41.95 on .ie

invest4deepvalue.com

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#13 02-12-2013 9:52am
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i got one last night, ordered a few things to bring it up to 60

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#14 02-12-2013 11:06am
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what is the delivery situation with M&M now - I remember it being a total pain before?

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#15 02-12-2013 11:15am
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ams wrote: »

what is the delivery situation with M&M now - I remember it being a total pain before?

Mine has a tracking reference. Awaiting pickup today by Interlink/DPD somewhere in the UK I assume as it says Interlink so should be here by Wednesday I'd say.

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#16 02-12-2013 12:07pm
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ams wrote: »

what is the delivery situation with M&M now - I remember it being a total pain before?

Never had any issues over the last year or so.

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#17 02-12-2013 1:01pm
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Can anyone confirm sizes on these jackets when they receive them.
Am usually a med/large but would look at getting xl (still a bargain I feel at €42)

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#18 02-12-2013 1:52pm
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Plascebo wrote: »

Can anyone confirm sizes on these jackets when they receive them.
Am usually a med/large but would look at getting xl (still a bargain I feel at €42)

theres small,medium large and extra large

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#19 02-12-2013 4:09pm
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ROY RACE wrote: »

theres small,medium large and extra large

Actually meant if their sizing was accurate. An example would be I recently bought childrens jackets from sportsdirect, and age 12-13 would barely fit a 7 year old.

Curious to hear from someone who ordered one and say, if they were usually a medium, is the medium in these jackets overly smaller/larger than usual.

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#20 02-12-2013 4:43pm
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Plascebo wrote: »

Actually meant if their sizing was accurate. An example would be I recently bought childrens jackets from sportsdirect, and age 12-13 would barely fit a 7 year old.

Curious to hear from someone who ordered one and say, if they were usually a medium, is the medium in these jackets overly smaller/larger than usual.

they do give measurements but not sure how accurate. I'm a 46" chest so went with the xxl. If its too small I'll gift to my Dad or brother in laws. I doubt it'd be too big for me.

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#21 02-12-2013 6:02pm
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im a medium but ordered a large as christmas is on the way

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#22 02-12-2013 9:47pm
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Seems mine is in Surrey with Interlink so will be handed to DPD at some stage.

Ordered another jacket from them but that's shipping with a different courier so maybe not coming from the UK.

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#23 03-12-2013 7:05am
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Missed this one ...grrr. Any info on the sizes, anyone receive theirs yet ? As previous poster said, I normally take a medium/large,wonder which would be the better, as jacket still at a good price ?

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#24 03-12-2013 8:09am
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Medium or large doesn't really matter. It gives chest sizes. I just ordered knowing my chest size because every manufacturer has slightly different versions of sizes but chest sizes and chest sizes.

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#25 03-12-2013 8:19am
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septicsac wrote: »

Missed this one ...grrr. Any info on the sizes, anyone receive theirs yet ? As previous poster said, I normally take a medium/large,wonder which would be the better, as jacket still at a good price ?[/QUOTE

Let you know as soon as it arrives. Due about thursday.

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#26 03-12-2013 9:40am
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Anyone have a work around to be able to pay in GBP on the site? Want an Item thats £28 but shows up as €48 on the Irish website when you input your card details. :mad:

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#27 03-12-2013 10:21am
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cson wrote: »

Anyone have a work around to be able to pay in GBP on the site? Want an Item thats £28 but shows up as €48 on the Irish website when you input your card details. :mad:

Try their Amazon store. Also you could register for 20% off clothing and possibly this if it qualifies - http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057096173

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#28 03-12-2013 11:02am
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cson wrote: »

Anyone have a work around to be able to pay in GBP on the site? Want an Item thats £28 but shows up as €48 on the Irish website when you input your card details. :mad:

just register on their uk site? I paid for my order in pounds.

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#29 03-12-2013 11:43am
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I pay in GBP as well. Just select Eire and click enter my address manually.

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#30 03-12-2013 9:32pm
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I ordered mine on the Irish site on Saturday and they arrived today

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#31 03-12-2013 9:41pm
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lollipop19 wrote: »

I ordered mine on the Irish site on Saturday and they arrived today

Supposedly mine is somewhere between Birmingham and Athlone. Chances are it's in Athlone and on it's way to my regional Depot. Those sites take ages to update the info online.

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