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Your right on clothing choices, us girls have way more to choose from than the poor men who if they dare to wear anything slightly out of the norm get accused of all sorts, male
Patriarchy is a bummer.
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I have given up caring and have become more and more adventurous and confident in wearing womens macs out in public, I sometime recieve a second glance, but so what most people dare not say anything

I wear woman’s coats out and about of various ilks, I find the colour makes the difference.i wear a white pvc trench out I barely get a second glance, but a black one I get the world and his dog looking and making comments, although I enjoy all the attention mind.

Strangely the only PVC macs I have worn out over the last few years have been a black and a dark blue example both from PVC U Like.
Worn the black one a number of times at Goodwoodwood Revival when it always seemed to rain at least one day.
Worn both during dog walking sessions
Never had any detrimental comments when I have worn either, except from my wife who is not a PVC Mac fan.

hotwilly wrote: ↑May 4th, 2020, 2:18 pm Strangely the only PVC macs I have worn out over the last few years have been a black and a dark blue example both from PVC U Like.
Worn the black one a number of times at Goodwoodwood Revival when it always seemed to rain at least one day.
Worn both during dog walking sessions
Never had any detrimental comments when I have worn either, except from my wife who is not a PVC Mac fan.

But your wife does wear a nylon mac as I recall so not all is bad!

Unless people choose to draw attention to themselves (and Im sure many do) I never found anyone take the slightest bit notice, this goes for male, female or any of the growing number of gender identities in between