Where can I find a tweed jacket in Cambridge

Posted on Thu 8th, April 2010

• #1

CTML

Kind of a desperate request, so I got home (home) yesterday and realised the tweed jacket i've had when i was younger is about 2 sizes too small. Shit. so i'm going into cambridge tomorrow to scavenge a tweed jacket of some sort. Can any of you locals point me in the right direction (i.e charity shops/vintage clothes shops)? Much appreciated!
• #2

-TA-

two sizes too small you say, perfect fit!?

;)

Burleigh Street would be the place to go, charity shops aplenty!
• #3

CTML

Awesome! thanks for the tip. fingers crossed
• #4

bbq_tom

Definitely charity shops. I'm guessing it's a bit hit and miss looking for a tweed jacket but there are loads down Burleigh Street.
• #5

Ozram

what size is your old one? wanna sell it?
• #6

CTML

Sucess! although a little too big, found a smashing grey tweed jacket at scope on burleigh street.

Ozram: Back in London now...it was a 34 so i doubt it would have fitted!

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