Most memorable mackintosh ever
Posted: June 1st, 2023, 11:45 am
Now summer is upon us I thought I'd like to hear from members about their all time fav mackintosh or rainwear.
To kick it off, here's one of mine. I spoke to Arthur Macarthur at Lakeland Elements one day about thirty years ago and agreed to buy an original David Marsh SBR mackintosh. A few days later a parcel arrived and with much anticipation I hurriedly tore it open to reveal a glossy black rubber mack. The sweet rustle of SBR followed as I donned the glorious rubber mackintosh and inhaled the great aroma pertaining to the garment. This mack gave me years of service and indeed enjoyment, only a true aficionado of SBR mackintoshes will appreciate. My fondest memories are of rushing home early from work on Fridays to catch the last of the light, don my mack and walk the dogs in a local forest. The mack was worn whether it rained or not and the enjoyment was palpable for years. The collar frayed first but I continued wearing the mack with the collar turned up all around for years.
It was a good friend to me in and out of the house and tearfully it was eventually confined the bin in the late nineties. R.I.P.
To kick it off, here's one of mine. I spoke to Arthur Macarthur at Lakeland Elements one day about thirty years ago and agreed to buy an original David Marsh SBR mackintosh. A few days later a parcel arrived and with much anticipation I hurriedly tore it open to reveal a glossy black rubber mack. The sweet rustle of SBR followed as I donned the glorious rubber mackintosh and inhaled the great aroma pertaining to the garment. This mack gave me years of service and indeed enjoyment, only a true aficionado of SBR mackintoshes will appreciate. My fondest memories are of rushing home early from work on Fridays to catch the last of the light, don my mack and walk the dogs in a local forest. The mack was worn whether it rained or not and the enjoyment was palpable for years. The collar frayed first but I continued wearing the mack with the collar turned up all around for years.
It was a good friend to me in and out of the house and tearfully it was eventually confined the bin in the late nineties. R.I.P.