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[icezeus]

Not for me. 

[Mistic]

Didn't read the entire thread, but has anyone mentioned that this will be on the PM Specials for years!  

[AnnMarie-1]

Over 130,000 sold!... Going to be a lot of buyers remorse...

Think about this...how the heck do you send this back for a refund??

[kitcat51]

What's ridiculous to some is perfection to others....I hope their business continues to grow.

[software]

I bet half of them are gifts

Better act surprised on Christmas day!

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@AnnMarie-1 wrote:

Over 130,000 sold!... Going to be a lot of buyers remorse...

Think about this...how the heck do you send this back for a refund??

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[NYC Susan]

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@Daisy Sunflower wrote:

You'd have to be very careful about knocking anything over on the coffee table (drinks/snacks) as you're walking by or getting up from the couch.

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Yes, I think it's impractical.  An interesting idea, but for me it would be more annoying than anything else.

I like to keep my heating costs down, so I dress warmly in winter, which works just fine.  And I use a sherpa-lined throw if I'm sitting down and relaxing.  I can fully cover whatever I want covered without being concerned about the length of this thing.  Or the weight of it.  It seems very bulky to me, and too short for those of us who are tall.  I just see it as more trouble than it's worth, especially when there are much simpler ways to stay warm when it's cold.

[barbie4njdevils]

Don’t knock it till u try it very warm and comfy! 

[Drythe]

You know it would be stunning with the Gili Obi Belt!

[handygal2]

The concept of this garment is good, IMO, but the problem is in the execution. The one-size-fits-all isn't working. It needs to be available in unisex sizes, from XS through XXL. Then it would fit well on everyone, from a petite woman to a big, tall man.

[Kachina624]

My problem with that garment (?) is that my bottom half gets as chilly as my top half.  What to do to keep it warm?