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riding mack

Outdoorsy9 · 2010-03-03 16:05:13

Does anybody know where I can buy the traditional waterproof riding mack in either cream or white? You don't see too many people wearing them nowadays, but they were very popular up to the late 80s and then were replaced by the wax jacket. They weren't just worn by people connected to the equestrian world, but they were…

03-03-2010 4:05pm

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Outdoorsy9

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Does anybody know where I can buy the traditional waterproof riding mack in either cream or white?
You don't see too many people wearing them nowadays, but they were very popular up to the late 80s and then were replaced by the wax jacket.
They weren't just worn by people connected to the equestrian world, but they were also popular with people as a good mackintosh.
I've tried the usual department stores without any luck.
In fact, I was surprised that some of the equestrian outlets I called weren't sure initially what sort of mack I was talking to them about.
Can anybody help. I would be prepared to buy a second hand mack provided it is in reasonable condition.
Many thanks to you all,

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