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pvcluver wrote: ↑September 24th, 2024, 8:35 am Went for a walk yesterday afternoon round my local country park wearing a short black cami top and denim microskirt under my pvc raincoat. Lovely

Bet that was lovely

Was canoeing last week and came across a large green fishing umbrella made of waterproofed nylon floating like a coracle.
It was broken off at the pole and being the kind of person not to leave it in the river where it could cause litter I popped it in my boar, the nylon felt lovely and i took the wire frame off and stuffed it in my canoe bag. Yesterday i gave it a clean and cut to top off and have turned it into a long green waterproof skirt, wonderful to wear in the rain!

I have 3 skirts from PUL. I love them for the coverage they provide around my legs.

I love my skirts but a waterproof skirt sounds amazing.

Sounds wonderful to wear Annabell .

Andyf08 wrote: ↑October 7th, 2024, 6:45 pm I love my skirts but a waterproof skirt sounds amazing.

Does rather doesn’t it x

pvcluver wrote: ↑September 24th, 2024, 8:35 am Went for a walk yesterday afternoon round my local country park wearing a short black cami top and denim microskirt under my pvc raincoat. Lovely

Oh I do like denim skirts and dresses, there is something about the way they hang that I think is really attractive and as pvcluver has said are just lovely to wear under a pvc coat.

Heather x

Really into the boho, prairie look skirts at the moment. Have two lovely ones that are ankle length, flowy with different layers. Look great with a long raincoat or longer length cagoule

Made myself a long draw cord waisted skirt from a torn PUL Black and White spotted raincoat. Love that skirt, when worn under a long PUL raincoat.

June

Skirts - yes 100% - but must be PVC, plastic or faux leather. Mine are PVC (with a cotton lining) because they hold their shape. I prefer the feel of unlined plastic, but they tend to ride up and crumple which is a less flattering look.

Cherie x