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In the 1930s, cellophane and PVC rainwear was preferred by many due to the poor economy during the Depression. They were economical, since only one covering had to be purchased instead of buying multiple fashion raincoats. They came in a variety of styles, including clear translucent ...

Where are our regular sibscribers these days, bethbennet and rhothboy? There have been no postongs from them for ages Have they been banned? ps. Please excuse my spelling, fingers too big for my ohone keyboard

I also am currently using AI to create rainwear images. I have used Chatgbt, but now find Gemini fatmire accepting; chatgbt refused some mildly 'naughty' such as men wearing bra and panties under translucent macs. Also, Gemini allows me to create graphics from the story narrative and embeds them as ...

The fabric, very soft and flexible, was very popular in the mid 90's, esp in long black macs with big shoulderpafs worn by women jn and around London. Ah memories!

Hardly long it dorsnt even reach the knees

When i see the description "long mac" this is what I seek, ankle length, giving protection against the rain to all the legs. So ofren i see knee length raincoats described as "long" which is a misnomer. As to this delightfully glossy coat, it has everythung going for it, and once again thank you ...

Thanks so much for finding thr original. For years this has.been one of my absolute raincoat videos as it portals two really attractive women and their excitement at finding such a beautiful mac.The colour and style are outstanding, great hood, length and wonderfully full with deep pockets.
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This is a relatively short mac - but delightful - of the period Aas mset around at the time were mid calf or longer. The most common short plastic mac of the era was the so called Jelly Jacket with elasticated cuffs and waist. I so remember a visit to a Van Alans, full of lovely long macs in a ...

What's lovely looking mac and once again great thanks Rothbhoy for this. Wonderful shape and dhen to it. If i had to guess colourI would go for mid blue

The Tall Guy mac is wonderful particularly its completely practical length.

The Capital City mac is so 1980/1990's very thin soft material in the days of big hair and padded shoulders. I remember seeing so many lovely women wearing them usually black to City offices.