What's the shame here? Knowing other people used the coat?

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ohhh! right, it makes sense now : D I don't have kids, so I'd never think of that. Thanks! :)

It's a kid's jacket, so when the first kid outgrows the jacket, it gets handed down to the next sibling. That's why there's space to write multiple names.

I would urge you all to look into the past of Linda Bean. She's a miserable person.

That’s so nice, that would never happen now, and that makes me sad

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Most companies don't support like that. They're 100% about it though, so it's worth the price every time.

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Dude your my new favorite stranger. If you wanna sort out the bike shit there are some very questionable resources right here on reddit.

Damn I didn't know LL Bean made jackets. I know them as the sledding tube company lol

Shame you have to name your 4th kid L.L. Bean for this to work.

Well my daughter is the youngest of four cousins and gets tons of clothes we then pass on but, and maybe it's a lifestyle thing, coats tend to be one of the things that don't last well. Baby age yes but after that she's wearing it every day without rotation and at daycare/school they spend lots of time outdoors in a muddy playground.

Breaking it isn't easy. There's a 3/16 stainless steel core rod in the middle of mine. I had to hack saw it out while it was partially out.
Not worth the effort.

I don't understand it. Can someone explain the meaning of this ? (I'm no English native)

LLBean H6 Subarus hold up too

I love this guy

Check out Grant Stone.

Unfortunately they require a much beefier gas supply, and they all seem to come attached to a gas oven which is far from ideal. They are incredibly powerful though and I have found some countertop ones, but I am yet to figure out if they literally sit on your counter, or if they are built in like the ones you normally see. I am also concerned about their ability to maintain a low heat, as that's not typically important in most restaurant settings.

I thought so. Would you mind telling me how BlueStar manages low heat? I worry if it's like the commercial ones I've seen it'll be very good at maintaining high heat, but not so good at maintaining a low, or even mid low heat.

A faded child's backpack.

As I would, had mine not fallen apart.

Unless it's Disneyfied, a children's backpack is just a small backpack. If the straps are adjustable, it's perfect for a lot of jobs for adults as well.

We absolutely love our Dexter Sani-Safe knives, and our Norton Tri-Stone sharpening stones. I got the stone when my dad passed away 16 years ago and he was a chef.

One of the things we appreciate about actual commercial grade equipment is that a lot of it is meant to be repaired, versus consumer grade which is pretty much meant to be thrown away and replaced if it breaks.

Dummy expensive though

You write the name of each kid that wears this as they hand it down after outgrowing it. It's a way to make handing it down feel more special.

If you’re looking for a newer one, you can check the Amazon returns section