Dryrobe

[urban genie]

Was in Stockport today, seems the trend to wear them as coats is quite popular there saw a few on the streets



seems they are a new fashion trend some are sneering or disparing at, I will be honest I have fuck idea what they are, though not my style looking at goldies rap

 

[idahoblues]

Grundens are the real deal

 

[Johnny Mars Bar]

See a lot of ‘live laugh love’ type basic mums wearing them.

 

[beast]

I'm sneery as Fuck, dryrobe wankers.

 

[give it to gordon]

Worn alot around here at first I thought it was a cost of living thing. People had lost loads of weight and couldnt afford a new coat. Than I saw the price no wonder people still wear them after all that weight lost !

 

[Citizen of Legoland]

First time I saw these was at the Chelsea game. I assume they keep you warm and dry which I would have liked to have been. Look a bit naff and not sure £150 is worth it to look like a Harry Potter wannabe.

 

[Nethermoor]

The Mrs has one. I've tried it when walking the dog and it keeps you dry and warm.

They're hardly garish or weird looking, just a long coat so not sure why people would sneer at people for wearing them. Probably the same lads in their Adidas trainers and shit liam gallagher haircuts.

 

[urban genie]

so is my understanding right

basically a large caghoul with a towel sewn inside it as lining, meant for those swimming/surfing/jetsking etc who once out of the sea can wear to dry off while also shaded from the elements.

were created and meant for beach goers not landlocked cities and a trip to Aldi, yet are now a new trend amongst some.

Each to their own, whatever people are comfy in I say

oh and apparently popular with shoplifters - big pockets

 

[MikeF]

They make fat people look even fatter

 

[Tuearts right boot]

You see all the hefty cold water swimmers wearing them on the beach in this weather.....