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#1 2022-05-30 09:06:56
- AFS
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Keydge Raincoat
I had no idea there was such an animal. It makes no difference to me - I went off the name years ago, around the time many on this forum were all over them (and having bought two myself) - but it's not without interest. Being sold on Ebay out of France, it's evidently of no great age. Some may take note.
#3 2022-05-30 09:46:11
- RobbieB
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Re: Keydge Raincoat
Made in France?
'I am a closet optimist' Leonard Cohen.
#5 2022-05-30 10:39:15
- woofboxer
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Re: Keydge Raincoat
Rather a strange cllarcollar, its a bit like one of Invertere's more extreme ideas.
'I'm not that keen on the Average Look .......ever'.
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#6 2022-05-30 11:04:37
- Staxfan
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Re: Keydge Raincoat
If anyone has any Keydge cotton jackets in navy or 'natural' (or both) in 50 or 52 I'm interested,
#8 2022-05-30 12:38:42
- colin
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Re: Keydge Raincoat
And if anyone has extra Keydge jackets hoarded, that they're not selling to Staxfan, then I'm your man!
#10 2022-05-31 06:46:22
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Re: Keydge Raincoat
I thought - or imagined - that Keydge had been pretty much displaced by Vetra.
Those slack jackets did have a nice look and feel to them. Christ knows how much they were during the period Russell Street was still operating. I liked the cotton sand-coloured one best.
#11 2022-05-31 06:51:37
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Re: Keydge Raincoat
I should like to see Vetra in the flesh (as t'were) rather than on Ebay. Those look horrible to me on the whole - unless one wants to play Poujadist reenactment games.