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The strangest thing happened the other day when I was out on Capitol Hill searching our vintage shops for the perfect Hudson Bay Coat... I didn't find any in the stores but I kept passing people wearing them.
Elise found her short hooded version at Atlas and Amy got her long trench style at Red Light. Ironically I am looking for a combination of these two. A short length with a hood that is double breasted and ties at the waist. I'm being a total goldilocks, I know, but I've had my eyes on the lookout for it for years and I'll come across it someday.
I also came across some amazing photos of "The Blanket Statement" exhibit where 10 Canadian Designers reworked original Hudson Bay Point blankets. These two designs are phenomenal: