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Hi

Just noticed that New Look have reduced some of their rainmacs from a frankly ridiculous price to a much more reasonable £14 - £18
I managed to get the checked one in my local store in a size 16 but they had 18's as well.

I bet you can guess what's happening tonight when I get home!!

http://www.newlook.com/shop/womens/_/N- ... filtered=1
Pete

Problem is, none of the ones that I LIKED were on sale

Which ones did you like Mason? The solid red,blue and yellow ones? Still lots of those in store so I reckon they will be reduced in the next few weeks.

pvc_pete wrote: ↑May 3rd, 2017, 12:15 pm Hi

Just noticed that New Look have reduced some of their rainmacs from a frankly ridiculous price to a much more reasonable £14 - £18
I managed to get the checked one in my local store in a size 16 but they had 18's as well.

I bet you can guess what's happening tonight when I get home!!

http://www.newlook.com/shop/womens/_/N- ... filtered=1
Pete

You've bought some for a lucky wife or girlfriend?

How do the clear PU raincoats- which appear to be in vogue these days- compare to clear PVC? I love the noisy, clingy/sticky, soft, glossy/shiny and rubbery PVC loaded with phthalate plasticisers (softeners). The PVC aroma associated with newly purchased PVC rainwear gets me going, too; I only wished it remained on the garment for longer! Such rainwear is no longer as commonly encountered as it used to be, much to my frustration. I have never bought PU rainwear before, so I thought I'd enquire with fellow rainwear enthusiasts before I decide on a purchase.

The see through jeans are exactly how you like them, sadly no smell but they feel and crackle the same!

Just bought one of these Black Gingham Check Clear Anorak size 18 they feel really great when worn the plastic is so rubbery I was so amazed to find these for sale in a little sea side town near Bristol I just had to buy one they had other sizes still available as well.
http://www.newlook.com/shop/womens/jack ... _514350809