I'm wondering as I'm considering getting one of their three-coloured sail overalls, and want to know whether it's worth it regarding the material
Anyone having experience with Farmerrains Bio+material?
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Swedishraindude
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Anyone having experience with Farmerrains Bio+material?
I'm wondering as I'm considering getting one of their three-coloured sail overalls, and want to know whether it's worth it regarding the material
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Tiefdruckgebiet
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Re: Anyone having experience with Farmerrains Bio+material?
I got two custom classic capes a while ago, they are made with the "Bio+" fabric according their site. It is equal in terms of weight to their Biovinyl+ of the Retro 2.0 coat (which I own as well). The Bio+ seems to be even softer than the Biovinyl+ and this is much softer than the old stiff material of the Gen 1.0 coat or better said the Gen 1.1. The very first Retros (with the reflecting brand name on one sleeve) have been softer than the later slightly updated Gen 1 version (which I call Gen 1.1). The first use is still to come as it was only dry and mostly too warm the last two months.
So I can only speak for the new classic cape (mine are shiny black and shiny navyblue) when it comes to the new Bio+ fabric, both of my capes have a really soft haptic feel. If you like that or not is your personal decision.
So I can only speak for the new classic cape (mine are shiny black and shiny navyblue) when it comes to the new Bio+ fabric, both of my capes have a really soft haptic feel. If you like that or not is your personal decision.
timeless fashion is the best fashion - classic "rubberized" raincoats are timeless