120 FIM at the time it was very expensive, but the twenty euros it equals today isn't really "anything". (Although, many things cost the same in marks as they do now in euros, I remember paying two marks for a coffee in the past millennium. Nowadays you hardly get a cup for a two euro coin... )
Thinking about it I remember this cardigan also went missing for some time back then, I was seraching for it like crazy and kept asking my younger sisters if they had borrowed it, but they hadn't and I didn't have a clue where I could have left it. The mystery knit, totally X-fioles (which is also a totally nineties thing. Mulder,). A year later or two it was found in a box under my sister's bed; turns out she had borrowed it after all but was afraid to be caught lying and had tried to get rid of the evidence. Sort of. Teenage logics. Haha! I wonder if she remembers this one...
And here's me and Dag. Bye!
6 comments:
Very classical knit burgundy :)
That's one snazzy looking cardigan. It's great when you find a piece of clothing that lasts for decades.
I think I spy the 'Jenny' knit dress under that cardi, am I right?
It's been on my radar for a while but I tried a similar colour dress from Collectif and it was a bit dark for my colouring.
I probably have lots of clothes that are about 10 years old, I am a hoarder!!
Porcelina xx
Porcelina : why yes oh yes, it's the Jenny dress :)
I also have some other pieces that are getting closer to 10 years old, jackets and such and fancier dresses, but no other cardigan that I've bought would have lasted soem 15 years+ like this one :) Old time quality.
What a lovely couple!!
Greetings from Tuscany!
Serena
Thats awesome john…It will surely help me out.
Thanks once again I’d love to come back for more…
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