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Stutterheim Raincoats - any experience?

Posted: April 17th, 2017, 8:34 pm
by RainwearMax
Hey does anybody in here have experience with stutterheim raincoats? Im planning on buying the Stutterheim Stockholm coat for a while now, but as I just found this forum I wanted to ask if anybody here has Stutterheim Raincoats and, if yes, how are they ?

Thanks

Re: Stutterheim Raincoats - any experience?

Posted: April 17th, 2017, 10:22 pm
by Bill_P
I have one, and I really like it, although if I gain any more weight it won't fit very comfortably. It's made of thick smooth pvc with a cotton canvas lining. It's got a nice roomy hood, solid hardware, and it's well put together and should last for many years. My only real complaint is the cut is a little narrow in the shoulders but the fit in the chest is nice & roomy and the sleeves are a good length. It's great at keeping the rain out and it just looks really stylish. I bought mine when they were having one of their clearance sales a couple of years ago; I don't know if I'd be willing to pay the full $300 USD for one, but I had no problem paying $150 for mine. I'm somewhat disappointed that they don't have much of a selection in my size, but that's probably what has prevented me from buying a second one. It's also disappointing that the current color selection is rather drab - I really wish that they'd bring back the shiny "Opal" coats.

Re: Stutterheim Raincoats - any experience?

Posted: April 18th, 2017, 8:03 am
by spitfire617
solid hardware

That is a new one!

lol lol

Paul

Re: Stutterheim Raincoats - any experience?

Posted: April 18th, 2017, 2:48 pm
by Bill_P
Well, what I meant to say is, the snaps are metal instead of the cheap plastic ones that cheaper raincoats have these days.

Re: Stutterheim Raincoats - any experience?

Posted: April 21st, 2017, 4:31 pm
by Onslow
I have 3 Stutterheim Raincoats & they are all great . I agree with Bill that they are a little narrow in some of the dimensions for those of us who are no longer "sylph" like in build ( not that I ever was ) ! Stutterheim used to have regular sales & I bought mine then . That doesn't seem to happen now . They at every conscious of the fashion trends & the products are constantly changing . So if you see something you like on their site - it seems best to go ahead & purchase before it is withdrawn .
They do have the "Opal " products , but the only one for guys is a sort of rain poncho . I have a Stockholm Opal and it is great , the best one I have. I wear them all the time . Fortunately California has been wet this winter , so they got a lot of use .

Re: Stutterheim Raincoats - any experience?

Posted: April 21st, 2017, 8:14 pm
by rainwearseeker
I would get one but they are so pricey. I wish they had long opal rain coats.

Re: Stutterheim Raincoats - any experience?

Posted: April 21st, 2017, 8:24 pm
by Bill_P
Discount sites like Farfetch and Polyvore have them at significantly reduced prices, but unfortunately none in my size. Check them out, you might just find a nice bargain.

Re: Stutterheim Raincoats - any experience?

Posted: April 22nd, 2017, 1:48 pm
by Agu-Fan
I have a blue one from the shiny range.
I don't wear it a lot, the material is a bit too stiff for my likings.
Don't have any experience with the "normal" range, still looking out for a bargain on one of those.

Re: Stutterheim Raincoats - any experience?

Posted: May 20th, 2017, 5:08 am
by Onslow
there is a sale on at the moment & they are selling some of the obsolete models - such as the Stockholm Long and some Opals . Always worth checking them out every now & again tom see what they have on offer !

Re: Stutterheim Raincoats - any experience?

Posted: June 21st, 2017, 11:29 am
by WealdenMac
The sale is still in operation but understandably with a reducing number/variety of mackintoshes. The website https://stutterheim.com/uk now has news of a new range of brightly coloured macs designed in conjunction with an Italian company and also the availability of a more lightweight, Rains-type, material for summer wear.