Icmeler Online Holiday Forum & Reviews - Turkey

I have only glanced at these on the Canal stalls, but never really noticed how you wear them.

How much are they approximately and do you just wear them over your shoulders in colder weather - or is there a knack to wearing them in various styles?

You wear them like this Mary


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Is that how you wear yours John ?

Buy a good quality one as they do need regular washing.



David

Looked at the picture but my wife refuses to wear hers like that.
Any thoughts ??

admin wrote:You wear them like this Mary


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No wonder I have never bought one

mary draped around loosely around the shoulders thay are good for chilly evenings or a nice black one at christmas parties ect although i recommend you pay a bit more for a good one ie cashmere i have got quite a few different colors and have bought a few for gifts .hope this helps , cassie.

Thanks Cassie, I was thinking of buying one this year, because I am going to Icmeler in 2 weeks time, and it would be good in the evenings if the temperature drops a little.

Pashmina !!

Ive only just properly read this topic.
Up untill now I thought it was an
"Indian Restaurant" people were raving about !!

Silly Me!!

Peli

peli wrote:Pashmina !!

Ive only just properly read this topic.
Up untill now I thought it was an
"Indian Restaurant" people were raving about !!

Silly Me!!

Peli

Peli

Mary they were 2 for £8 on the canal last year I wear mine as a scarf here in the winter

Peli

Thanks Colette, thats not a bad price, I thought they might be more expensive.

I bought 5 on the Canal for £15 in May-they have some gorgeous colours and they are worth buying and keeping for winter months (also nice little stocking fillers!)

Great price Doz, its good to have a price in mind before you shop.

Donna wrote

lmao John !

Now now donna....no text style language please. You know the rules.

Pashminas?..thought they were the posh nuts you got at xmas!

Not text language cheriton.

Was invented on the internet and is used in forums all over along with rofl, roflmao

fair comment admin, but I wish I knew what half of them meant.

for those in doubt......
rofl - roll on floor laughing
lmao - laughing my a*se off
pmsl - p*ss myself laughing
lol - laugh out loud

Thanks for that jivebunnie...... Donna would know I was only joking, All the same, its just gobbly goop unless you know what it stands for. lol....oops,..... now you've got me at it.