I'm trying to purchase a jacket identical to the one worn by one of
the characters in the Broadway musical "Rent" (Mark Cohen, played by
Anthony Rapp in the original cast), in size medium, for under $150.
You can see photos of the jacket from different productions on the
following websites:
(on first guy from the left)
http://www.geocities.com/jcurti/obcnews4.jpg
(the guy on the right)
http://www.angelfire.com/musicals/Arapp/images/rent4.jpg
http://www.angelfire.com/in/rapp/images/benmark3.jpg
(by now you got the idea)
http://www.angelfire.com/in/rapp/images/obcxmasbells.jpg
http://www.angelfire.com/in/rapp/images/benxmasbells.jpg
In order to fully answer my question, you should direct me to a place
where I can mail/phone/web order the jacket in the size/price range
indicated, as well as show (using a photo/detailed description) that
appearance and the materials used are the same as the ones in the
original Broadway production of Rent. Just to clarify, it doesn't need
to be the jacket actually used in the musical, but should look/feel
the same. If you also happen to find the matching scarf that would
make very, very happy!
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Request for Question Clarification by
pinkfreud-ga
on
26 Aug 2002 14:04 PDT
You say the jacket you seek must look and feel the same as the one in
the photos. I do not mean to be rude, but I am curious: how can you
know how the jacket feels?
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Clarification of Question by
seagul123-ga
on
26 Aug 2002 15:07 PDT
I was trying to refer to the material used for the jacket, e.g. jeans
versus say corduroy. Sorry about the possible confusion and hope that
helps.
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Request for Question Clarification by
pinkfreud-ga
on
26 Aug 2002 15:12 PDT
Before looking to match the pattern, it will help if we can narrow
down the type of fabric. From the photos, it looks to me as if this is
probably a wool jacket with a fleece lining. Do you agree?
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Clarification of Question by
seagul123-ga
on
26 Aug 2002 16:13 PDT
I've been told that the outer one is actually jeans, while the inner
one is a fake-fur type fabric (which is sometimes referred to as faux
sherpa, e.g.
http://www.gap.com/asp/Product.asp?wdid=109570&wpid=164869)
However, I've been unable to check that and was hoping that whoever
answers my question would find the correct information relating to the
fabric.
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