RAINWEAR, MACKINTOSHES or CAPES

[mrbag]

Aye, Claustrophilia, you're somewhat right.

This corner is not too rubbery, that shop usually sells rubberised rainwear, it is a long-known shop which now has got his name as a domain.

They have a "Nile Queen" cape they call a "Yashmak". It is a full-circle ankle-length cape with attached hood and only a slit for the eyes.

I had one, due to my huge skull the front seam cracked open of over-tension.

It might be a fantasy, communication with there will hopefully clarify that.

Kind regards

Saccus

[TOMMY]

Hi, I'm just new here. I have a fetish for rubber and rainwear, but as you all will know it isn't the cheapest hobby you can have . Does anyone know were to buy good rubbersuits and rainwear for a good price? Is it better to buy online than to go in a shop?
Thanks!

you can but it from lacrosse-rainfair....they have heavy yellow rubber raincoats/parkas/pants......also check out cooke rubber rainwear......there is also rothco they sell rubber rainsuits and ponchos........check them out on the web.......they all are in the usa

[Ian]

Does anyone know if 'Weather or Not' are still in business? I was passing through Market Drayton yesterday, remembered that they were based there and thought I'd pop in. I didn't know their address but tourist information were very helpful, didn't know of any rainwear shop and lent me a telephone book in which 'Weather or Not' weren't listed. Just curious. Ian

[Cyberdog]

I have a catalogue from 1998 which lists them as

66 Shropshire Street
Market Drayton
Shropshire TF9 3DG

01630 652097.

As you say, they're not in Yellow Pages. I phoned the number and it went through to a normal BT 1571 answering service. I left a message asking if they still in business or not, and I'll post a message if someone calls back.

[Rbrbri]

Does anyone know if 'Weather or Not' are still in business? I was passing through Market Drayton yesterday, remembered that they were based there and thought I'd pop in. I didn't know their address but tourist information were very helpful, didn't know of any rainwear shop and lent me a telephone book in which 'Weather or Not' weren't listed. Just curious. Ian

I believe "weather or not" has amalgamated or sold to a company" Stormcloud " in devon,though i think still run the operation in market drayton,though not sales bri

[Blackie]

I wrote to Weather or Not some months ago and received the reply that they had gone out of businress. There was no mention of any other firm.

I sjhould be glad to hear of a good SBR firm. Weathrv

Blackie.

[mrbag]

I'm going to agree with Observer here. The link in question is filed next to a collection of "rainwear fiction" on a raincoat maker's website. No real person in their right mind writes in about how dual layered raincoats with chastity devices and padlocks keep their girls from smoking, drinking, and promiscuity. It was fiction, very little about actual christian values and 95%about the raincoat design...it was meant as fetish reading.

But I'll bet YOU could make it a reality...the description is very detailed and could be brought to a designer! Then tell all your friends it's an actual chastity raincoat and their kids will go bad without one!

Aye, that is quite possible.

They posted a mail from me, sans the pix.

Lorraine hasn't taken up the idea yet.

Kind regards

Saccus

[Jackstrapped]

There's a lot of wide and in depth discussion here of all the many aspects of rubberism; I would love to add a new opportunity. My wife and I have collected loads of rubber rainwear over the past 15 years together (and 20+ each alone); ranging from industrial style rubber rainsuits to custom sbr trenchcoats. Jen even has a black sbr custom made trenchcoat from Holland that closes with a hidden nylon zipper in the back center seam. From the front it looks just like any of our classic Weather-Or-Not rubber trench coats.
I mention this because we take every opportunity to venture out in foul weather (around Chi-town, thats easy), always, especially for her, layered in rubber. We really dont draw much attention, we're fairly normal looking 50 somethings, although she has turned ahead or two when asking me to unzip or zip her closed in that previously mentioned raincoat.
Does anyone else enjoy this? We can't be alone, and there are many more stories to tell. Just would hate to bore any of you; so let us know if this means as much to you as it does us, your experiences, etc. If the demand is there; I'll write all night!
Thanks to all.

[Rubb]

Yummmiii Wish to see how you look in rainwear - any pics? And wish to have few items like you described.
I a lot use bicycle, even in rainy weather... so I put on some chest height waders, some raincoat...

So - Yes, I too enjoy that type of stuff, and You are not alone...

[Jemitch]

Bring it on, Jack. I've often felt there was a lack of your kind of rubber on this site. There's much more to rubbering than wll to wall catsuits!