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Traditional Riding Mackintosh

markkeane · 2009-04-16 10:25:01

Does anybody know where you can buy the cream or off white traditional riding mack? I had one ten years ago but threw it out. Now I am looking for another one. They are ideal for the wind and rain. I checked a few places but they haven't sold them in years. Some of the riding stores used sell them. they were used not just…

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16-04-2009 11:25am

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markkeane

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Does anybody know where you can buy the cream or off white traditional riding mack?
I had one ten years ago but threw it out. Now I am looking for another one. They are ideal for the wind and rain. I checked a few places but they haven't sold them in years.
Some of the riding stores used sell them.
they were used not just for riding but for everyday wear too.

Mark

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#2 16-04-2009 9:45pm
Alibear

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I've seen them in black if that's any use?

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#3 17-04-2009 10:24am
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Hi Ali,

Where did you see them? Were they 3/4 or 1/2 length?

Mark

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#4 17-04-2009 10:49am
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I think Barbour makes them still? I spotted them in Holmestead.

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#5 17-04-2009 10:49am
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http://www.estatesupplies.co.uk/country-casual/barbour-clearance/cat_15.html

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