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ArianaPonytail wrote: ↑November 10th, 2022, 7:20 am Fun question. For me its the silver buttons, the hems of the raincoat and the hood.
Also what kind of material its in. IF the details i love is not there, i dont like the raincoat. Makes all the difference for me.

That’s very specific and interesting that, for you, the devil is in the detail. Having things “just so” for me is extra nice, but I wouldn’t go so far to say I don’t like it unless it is just right. But I do think that I don’t like quilted material because often lovely soft material was ruined by the quilt stitching for me, so the same coat material smooth or quilted have an entirely different effect.

By the way, I can see you just joined the group, so welcome and hope you enjoy it here.

JM

Mmm definitely got to have a hood .

ShinyRain wrote: ↑November 11th, 2022, 7:26 am Having a hood means protection from the rain, maybe a barrier to the outside world, or tied tight and a mouth hole only for use, and how about the ability for suffocation and breath play?!!

Now you know what I like about a hooded mac
Always love playing with the hoods for some lovely suffocation .its a must do

Yes theres something about a nice red plastic /pvc raincoat . love long transparent raincoats hooded ones is a must as I love breathplay with theme.
But a nice .nylon rubber backing macs are just as nice with the hood tied nice and tightly

Sounds awesome to me .
I've got a blue one .its nice when the hood is over face pulled tightly and cling to face as you breathe in and out

Even better when on back to front and hands tied behind my back than the hood goes up mmm

Mmm just the way I like it sexy and even better when you put your rain bonnet over my face and watch it suffocating me gently master

Mmm that floats my boat most definitely master. Love it when I'm panicking and squirming begging for release as I try to breath

Elements that stand out on rainwear? Love the wrinkles of the hoods when drawn tight and the wrinkles of the sleeves and ankle cuffs (of rainpants). Rainwear often have different and neat heat seal patterns too, the AJ PROS type for example. It can be either metal or plastic press stud fasteners, as long as the popping sound is made. That's the sound of rainwear for me.

I don't know if this qualifies as an embellishment, but years ago when I used to visit our mother, there were often young mums taking their kids to school walking past. One of them used to wear a cagoule and I could see that this woman did not wear a bra, the sight of her breasts swinging under the shiny fabric was a double turn on! I have always been turned on by women going braless.