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    Thumbs up Ladies Rain Cape

    Here's another look at one of Mr. Anthony's excellent products. The Inverness Rain Cape (in - a - pouch) style 1B for ladies. This is not listed on his main web site but here: http://www.invernesscapes.co.uk/rain.htm

    This is a lightweight yet rugged cape, excellent for the traveler. It packs down very small. Unlike some of the others, it uses buttons and not snaps. The buttons appear quite tough.

    On to the pictures:

    This package actually contains two rain capes with hoods!



    The front of the travel pouch.



    Rear of the pouch showing the belt loops.



    Detail of the underside of the collar with Isle of Skye trim. Tartan trim is available only on the ladies models.

    Last edited by walkerk; 19th April 08 at 12:31 PM.

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    Label on the inside.



    Inside of the hood.



    Large collar to block the wind.



    With the cape unbuttoned.


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    Showing the arm loops.



    With the cape thrown back.



    Fully buttoned up.


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    Hood attachment detail.



    Trim detail.



    Amazingly, as long as you carry the cape around in its pouch it seems to ward off the rain.

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    Quote Originally Posted by walkerk View Post
    Amazingly, as long as you carry the cape around in its pouch it seems to ward off the rain.
    Truer words were never spoken.
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    That is really cool! Madalyne looks great in it

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    That is so cool!

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    A few items came to mind which should be mentioned.

    Unlike the Empire Canvas cape which attaches with snaps, this cape is permanently attached to the coat. Also, it is attached at the center back of the cape hem with a tab sewn to the coat to prevent the cape from blowing up over you head in a high wind.

    Getting the cape back in the pouch is, in fact, much easier than folding a parachute. Detailed instructions are included describing the best way to fold and pack it.

    Finally, as advertised, these capes are indeed "made to measure." Should you have special requirements, e-mails are promptly answered. If necessary, a phone call to Mr. Antony will set your mind at ease and confirm what a pleasure he is to work with.

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