Capes in motion
Capes in motion

Snow’s been falling in The Cape Queen’s domain but rather than sitting indoors, Clair’s been out in her clear cape enjoying the crispy white landscape. And rather than pics, welcome to the first Pluvmantelo videos – the first we feel of many to come.
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4 Comments
What a wonderful cape, looks fantastic
Thank you Phil. I do have so that this is a joy to wear in such conditions. Regards Clair.
Hello Clair,
its a splendid show you deliver with your short cape.You could wear your rubberized black Kleppercape without armslits or your yellow Cape as a protection against cold and snow?? Couldn`t you? We look forward to the next Pics.
We put on our capes blue and green in the countryside its a good contrast against the white snow. we like it. Have a nice time
Hello Hans.
As always it’s an absolute pleasure to hear from you. Apologies for the delay in this reply, somehow it slipped getting to me but I found it. Yes I agree the black cape may have been more suited to the weather…but strangely it wasn’t as cold as I was expecting it to be and I had worn it the day prior in the rain so I think I just picked it up easily from where it was hanging. It served me well I have to say but a longer length would have been splendid. I think your capes would cut a fine image in the contrasting snow. Please update me of your adventures anytime. Thank you. Clair.