Category: PVC

As is often said in those more Northern parts of Mercia ‘it was parky’ and it undoubtedly was. But big blue skies and freezing temperatures make a heady mix if Clair The Cape Queen’s included. There’s no denying she enjoyed wearing this no-label PVC number …

The rocks, or Clair The Cape Queen in her splendid long clear pvc cape? You decide. But on a cold, blustery day on the moors, Clair – with her traditional bobble hat, was well protected against middle-Mercia’s winter blast. Warm, dry and looking kool: What …

Among some in the motor trade a quick going-over with the spray gun is known as re-sale red. Well, there’s no selling here (unless you’d like to buy this cape, in which case get in touch) but there’s been some re-vamping and once again, courtesy …

Clair The Cape Queen’s clear spotted cape surely evokes the swingin’ sixties more than any other she wears. The harder, less pliant PVC gives it a pronounced, less ‘falling’ shape but it’s the clear material with black spots that makes it so redolent of an …

The Cape Queen’s not beyond taking a trip into town to do some shopping, peruse what’s on offer and catch up with friends, enjoying a large brew in a nearby café. But as we see, Clair’s happy to be caped up whatever the occasion, even …

Way out West, out among the trees Feraline donned a selection of Pluvmantelo capes… typically just as the rain stopped. But, as always, our muse took to the capes, including a rubber one recently arrived from Latvia. An old yellow oilskin one added a splash …

…you might meet Miss FK wearing a selection of old-school raincapes. We ventured deep into an out-West forest and here’s a taster of what’s to come as Miss FK tried on a selection of capes from the Pluvmantelo collection. A choice of colours adds to …

Out West with Francesca, who found this long clear PVC entirely appropriate on a warm sunny day. And why not? What’s wrong with a raincape on a sunny day? …