GLC putting their own brand of humour on the 'fashion' phenomenon of the winter
https://youtu.be/WHgHGXwQTwo?si=k0SF3naeiU5tfhaO
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GLC putting their own brand of humour on the 'fashion' phenomenon of the winter
https://youtu.be/WHgHGXwQTwo?si=k0SF3naeiU5tfhaO
Brilliant!
Wonderful
Lovely stuff.
Aren’t they just a material version of ponchos that are given out at football matches?
FWIW , last week at my kids football game in Pouring rain a few were wearing them and I was quite envious.
People who wear these need shooting
Dryrobeaphobics !
I see lots of women wearing them dog walking, seems a good idea to me.
They're just baggy coats with a bit of toweling interior i presume. Good for keeping warm immediately after being in water but that's it. Are these an actual fashion trend or are GLC trying to start one?
they have been around for years, yes Dryrobes appear to have made them " trendy " this year, I saw similar things in Austrailia as a surf changing robe in the 90's, I always thought Dryrobe copied the idea from them, though I do know that the guy who setup Dryrobes mum made him something like the dryrobe in the 90's for christmas when he was surfing, maybe she got the idea from Australia ? ?
Myself and the girls have GUL ones from maybe 10 years ago ( though the youngest is way too small now ) got them from Anns cottage on Polzeath beach
they work very well, get out the sea, pull down your top 1/2 of your wetsuit and sling it on, lovely and toasty
Dryrobe made a big push in the market, maybe 6 - 7 year ago in the club swimming scene, they were selling them cheap as chips at big swim meets, they also work well for that, get out the pool after a race, put your dry robe on, 5 mins, you are dry and take it off, thought the plain towelling robes imho are better for that
I also got us ( the football team I coach ) 2 cheap ones from Primark for our subs for when its raining, the girls love them in that aspect ( though a few now have dryrobe branded ones, but they are the same type who now bring drinks in a " Stanley Quencher " but that will be another rant for a few I guess )
Though saying all of the above, we only use them if surfing or SUP'ing, though I can see the attraction of them being used as day to day coats, they are warm, they are waterproof , trouble is, they look like you should be getting changed in them down the beach, but better than being cold and wet I guess, fashion is a strange thing, one day you must have it, the next you are being mocked for it
Stick Visit Malaysia and a Cardiff City badge on them and you’d see plenty down the City.