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Hello. Has anyone got or knows where to get a shiny pullover puffer or similar. Must be hooded to fit a 42-44 chest. I had one I bought from Asos a while back but some light fingered git nicked it while I wasnt looking! Not one of you I hope! Anyway let me know. Thanks.

I think we all have had this as a dreamscape. I wonder if.......

I think many of us have had to endure this embarrassment. Ive been caught out, stuck in many a cagoule or raincoat, because it was too small, I got too hot, sheer stupidity, whatever! The reason, I think a lot of us do it is because we secretly want to get stuck. We want to get caught out or found o...

How embarrassing! There was a long copper pipe that ran down about two inches off the wall in the garage. My little perverted brain saw a perfect bondage opportunity by zipping her shiny nylon mac round it and then me climbing up inside it back to front. Stupid boy. Got in nice and easily, but total...

As my name suggests, I am a wearer and collector of the overhead hooded cagoule, kagoul, anorak! My collection run into the dozens. I particularly like ones made in pvc, vinyl or plastic. I personally find the nylon ones too 'scritchy' and the cotton types have no 'feely' texture to them. I recently...

Very disapponted! Went into Southend today and only saw shorts, mini skirts and crop tops. No macks. No kaggies. Bloody sunshine. Spoils it for all of us. Even had to drop the hood on the Jag. Lifes a bitch!!!

When I was a in my teens, my older sister was bought quite a heavy anorak half zip style kagoul for riding her horse. It was dark blue, slightly shiny with a thick quilted lining and a big attached hood. It had a rubbery smell to it. I was so envious. Even at that age, I had formed my kaggy fetish, ...

I was in Prague a few weeks ago. I can report the same. Many high shine puffer jackets and coats and some lovely pvc macs and anoraks. They seem to be disappearing in this country!!

Im sure he cheered up, being wrapped up in that lovely sounding raincoat. You must have looked pretty special too, in your kaggy. A spectacular sight walking along the seafront.

I love kagouls but I think I could be converted!