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Hee Hee! I've got one!

I can't say, but they are rare now. Too bad!! It's like the one worn in "Home for thr Holidays "

I got a Klepper several years ago, a standard one. There is no stiffening. Unfortunately I stepped on it while it was on a hanger and tore it near the bottom. ##@%&**! Then I tried to fix it, I put on yellow tape--I thought on the inside. It
wasn't. So I have a yellow stripe in the front ...

I would have to say that shiny black--either Mary Quant-type "wet-look" or rubber-like that becomes shiny is best, but other colors are fine, as long as
they are shiny.

I have had the rainwear fetish since very young. Where from? Who knows, but they do say fetishes cone very early experience. I think the basis
is the shape, cut of the garment and the shiny appearance. Certain movies, such as Garbo in Anna Christie, Battle of the Worlds (1960), Joe Versus
the ...

Totally both, but the person must be fully equipped. They did it best in the fifties (nautical style slickers) and the sixties Mary Quant etc., in shiny
plastic. I sometimes outfit deserving females although they don't always appreciate it. But there must be hat, boots, gloves, otherwise, not ...

Can't resist: favorite old-time black rubber slicker and southweater with boots and gloves--required

Ultimately I would have to say the 50's. They knew how to do slickers and sou'westers then, plus you had, for boys, the rubber slickers and the "helmets." I would take the sixties next, foe the Mary Quant etc. vinyl. There wee slight comebacks in the 80's. But nowadays, for the most part,
what wimps ...

I found them!

I'll try to get in touch with them--any contact info?