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walkinTas wrote:For someone so pedantic that is an unfortunate typonorth-north-west wrote:What about for those unfortunate enough to live outside of Tozzie?

Sorry but we don't have a stockist past Ross. For our outdoor thermal range you need to see it in Hobart at either Ecohaven on Murray St or Pennicott Wilderness Journeys on the waterfront in Fish Frenzy. We have the biggest range at our house / show room at Sandy Bay in Hobart.
You can always order on line and we can work out sizing over phone or via email. Our thermals are famous for there great cut and fit as well as beautiful super fine wool. It was our intention to make our thermals every bit as good as New Zealand merino thermals.
Please check out the attached Testimonial flyer, brochure and price list. Bush walk Guide book legends John and Monica Chapman wear our clothing.

walkinTas wrote:For someone so pedantic that is an unfortunate typonorth-north-west wrote:What about for those unfortunate enough to live outside of Tozzie?


walkinTas wrote:For someone so pedantic that is an unfortunate typonorth-north-west wrote:What about for those unfortunate enough to live outside of Tozzie?

ILUVSWTAS wrote:I suspect it was intentional.
Maybe her pet name for Tas??

walkinTas wrote:I was sure the word was intentional. Not sure the meaning was! That was a "mild" dig at nnw. In street parlance, a Tozzie is something like what we once called a Hussy. A girl who likes to "party hard".

walkinTas wrote:ILUVSWTAS wrote:I suspect it was intentional.
Maybe her pet name for Tas??
I was sure the word was intentional. Not sure the meaning was! That was a "mild" dig at nnw. In street parlance, a Tozzie is something like what we once called a Hussy. A girl who likes to "party hard".
geoskid wrote:nothing but the best of several brands will do :)

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