Rainwear on the highstreet
Re: Rainwear on the highstreet
Until outdoor festivals are properly back up and running, rainwear as we like it, isn't likely to make that much of a resurgence. Let's face it, we live in the age of the car, so for most women now the only time they wear proper raincoats is when they are outdoors for a long period of time. So that means walkers and hikers (boring technical Goretex) or festivals (funky pvc/plastic/rubber rainwear).
Re: Rainwear on the highstreet
Pete, I think you are right. Festivals have been a good source of funky rainwear, and have the knock on effect that their effect permeates to the mainstream, so hopefully the high street will become shinier places with festival rainwear.
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Re: Rainwear on the highstreet
Seeing an increase in lightweight nylon poncho’s at the moment
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When i go out in my long below the knee plastic raincoat i seem to get strange looks as if i am going to flash at them. I am 72 years old and remeber the days when everyone wore or carried a pac a mac. Now i sit in my pvc maids uniform and love it, curtsy from jenny
Re: Rainwear on the highstreet
Where are you seeing these?annabell-cagoule wrote: ↑February 28th, 2022, 10:51 pm Seeing an increase in lightweight nylon poncho’s at the moment