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October 7th, 2012 - Barbour Event – Saturday Oct 13th from 11-4 pm

Please join us at R. Derwin Clothiers on Saturday, October 13, from 11:00 to 4:00 p.m. for our Fall Barbour outerwear event.  We will be offering a free reproofing certificate with the purchase of a new ladies or men’s waxed cotton jacket.

Caroline Lacerenza from Barbour will be on hand in the Ladies Store to share her expertise with customers.  Caroline will also bring select samples of Barbour’s outerwear collection created by Alice Temperley which we are very excited to be offering for Spring ‘13.
 
Light lunch and snacks will be served.
April 6th, 2012 - A Spring Walk Through Daffodil Hill

The arrival of Spring in Litchfield is marked by our family trip to Laurel Ridge Narcissi Planting, aka “Daffodil Hill”.  Our boys love walking through the tens of thousands of daffodils planted here by Remy and Virginia Morosani more the 50 years ago.  As the story goes, during the slow times on the farm in 50′s and 60′s, they would have the bulbs planted,  separated and replanted.  Daffodil Hill is situated on the Morosani estate, across from Laurel Ridge Farm (who raise the best grass-fed cattle around). During the months of April and May, they generously open up their property to visitors to view the daffodils in full bloom.

The weather in Litchfield in early spring in generally mild with occasional rain showers.  This is a perfect time to dust-off our Barbour waxed cotton jackets, Made in Great Britain.  As one of the first independent retailers in the United States to carry Barbour, R. Derwin Clothiers stocks one of the most complete collections in the country.  Our youngest son (2-1/2) is very excited this year, as he is finally big enough to get his very own Barbour motorcycle jacket, immortalized by the late Steve McQueen.

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October 28th, 2010 - Litchfield Magazine – Part III

A true English gentleman, Alexander Duckworth, is featured wearing Derwin attire in the October issue of Litchfield Magazine.  As founder of the marketing firm,  point one percent, Alexander is used to being on the other side of the camera’s lens.  Alexander is seen here wearing a Barbour waxed cotton jacket, Hunter Wellington boots, Filson canvas field bag, and a cashmere argyle sweater, made in Scotland.