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No black PVC macs, but a long green plastic mac belonging to the department secretary. Alas I never saw her wear it, it just hung provocatively on the coat rack. It disappeared the day she left the company. Another lady wore a shiny nylon tracksuit, the proper shiny and noisy variety of years gone by. This was very sexy because everyone else wore more formal jacket and shirt or skirt and blouse.

Once a very pretty work colleague was chatting to the department head and I overheard him ask if she was going to wear "those shiny black trousers again" to the event that evening and she laughed and said no, but after that I never saw her in quite the same way and always wished she had not declined.

Finally a girl at work used to wear shiny trousers or skirts - usually on dress-down Friday. Not the best kind of PVC, but leatherette type, still jolly nice! One day I got to sit next to her in her PVC leggings during a presentation - needless to say I don't remember what the presentation was about!

There was a girl i was friendly with during my breif spell of working in an office at the Austrian Patents office.
She always wore a multicoloured regatta cagoule to work daily. Rain or shine, it would hang on the back of her chair and i often would rest my hand on it whilst we chatted at her desk. Another lady would wear a black shiney pvc jacket in on wet days, she did it on purpose to flirt with the men in a humorous way and was good fun to be around. She had a white pvc one that would make to odd appearance too.

I Ended up asking my girl friend one day where she got her regatta cagoule from as i liked the look of it on her and she told
West midlands farmers, needless to say I bought one soon after and still have it somewhere. X

oh how times have changed, not sure anyone would get away with flirting in the workplace today, even in a "humorous way". This is in my opinion a good thing, it is good to see things have moved on a bit, working in offices in 1970's and early 80's was often a bit of a "laugh" looking back it wasn't funny or right for the people on the receiving end at the time