Burberry Scarves...

[sandyRoe]

I was given one of these as a Christmas present a couple of years ago. Out of curiosity I had a look on the Burberry site to see what it cost. Apparently they sell for a modest £295. How much would a 'knock off' version be?

[ummmm]

£10 - £20.

I used to like Burberry but the football hooligans ruined the brand.

[mrs_overall]

I used to have a Burberry scarf but I gave it away to my friend after seeing this picture in the papers

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2008/06/01/article-1023460-015FF94400000578-190_233x444.jpg

[ummmm]

Lol....I've got a Burberry coat. It's only has the check on the inside but I still won't wear it because of pictures like that.

[mrs_overall]

Sorry, I lied then....it was a Burberry bag I had, not a scarf.
Since seeing that pic, the word Burberry screams "chav" at me

[rockyracoon]

I rememer them well from the 80's, lots of people had them but if you had an Aquascutum you were really up there :)

I think that photo of her clad from head to toe in Burberry did the brand no good at all. Dreadful.

[anneasquith]

over the last few years burberry have reinvented themselves and are no longer the choice of 'the neds ' :)

[sandyRoe]

You'd need to be a rich Ned to wear a scarf costing nearly 300 quid.

[rockyracoon]

Is ned scottish for chav?

[sandyRoe]

Och, aye. :-)

[sandyRoe]

^ That means, Yes :-)

[leahbee]

Depends if out really want it sandy.
I seem to remember that you paid an awful lot for your hat.:-)

[sandyRoe]

But my hat is understated stylish elegance. If Neds or chavs took to wearing them I'd eat it.

[tamborine]

Stolen (knock off) can be 'time' for a receiver

[sandyRoe]

And quite right too. I was thinking of 'knock off' in the counterfeit sense.

[leahbee]

From what I know of you sandy I believe that out would have a go.

[tamborine]

Mine is real wool - moth eaten & itchy but the dog loves it.