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Rubberized Raincoat or Talma

$159.00
(6 reviews) Write a Review
Rubberized rain coat

 

Discover the usefulness and practicality of this piece of historical fashion with our Rubberized Raincoat, meticulously designed to reflect this practical garment of the late 19th century. Inspired by original examples, this coat combines historical accuracy with functional design.

 

Product Features

 

  • Authentic 19th Century Design: Modeled after various original rubberized raincoats, featuring a fold-down collar and two exterior patch pockets for an authentic historical look.
  • Single-Breasted Closure: Classic single-breasted design with a 4-button closure and hand-sewn buttonholes.
  • Composite Buttons: Equipped with black composite buttons that closely resemble period hard rubber buttons. For the truly dedicated, original Goodyear hard rubber buttons can be found on eBay or through The Button Baron.
  • Rubberized Cloth: Constructed from rubberized cloth with sewn seams. While this method is not completely waterproof (when compared to vulcanized sealed seams), it effectively protects against light to moderate rain. Note: Some dampening may occur around the seams during heavy rain.
  • Reinforced Tail Split: Features a reinforced tail split to prevent ripping at stress points, a common issue in historical examples.

 

Why You'll Love This Raincoat

 

  • Historical Accuracy: Perfect for 19th-century reenactments, living history events, or historical costumes.
  • Practical Protection: While not completely waterproof, this raincoat offers effective protection against rain and is a significant improvement over a poncho.
  • Durable Construction: Made from sturdy rubberized cloth with reinforced features for long-lasting wear.

 

 

 

 

 

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  • 5
    go-to coat for wet weather protection

    Posted by Peter on 6th Jan 2019

    Simple and effective design - does exactly what it should. Being lighter and more wearable than heavier oil skin garments, this is my go-to coat for working in the rain and taking along if the weather looks doubtful. Size advice was perfect - many thanks.

  • 4
    Excellent, functional recreation

    Posted by Mark Ragan on 16th May 2018

    I've had little to compare this to, as period raincoats of the 19th Century aren't that common. The quality of the "rubberized" cloth is very good, and supple. The construction is sound, and mirrors standard methods of the time period. Button holes are hand done very well. Buttons may be simulated gutta percha or other early "plastic", but I think I'll replace with original hard rubber versions, as I've seen these on other similar original garments. This will be used for late 19th Century Navy/Marine "living history" purposes, where ponchos were being replaced. Well worth the price.

  • 5
    Rubberized Raincoat

    Posted by R.K.Hanson on 21st Mar 2016

    Excellant coat. Bought one a couple of sizes larger so I could wear my jacket and gear underneath. Fits super even without my gear. Would recommend this to anyone wanting to upgrade their kit. As always South Union Mills delivers the goods with quality and fast shipping.

  • 5
    Excellent rain coat.

    Posted by Unknown on 1st Dec 2015

    Excellent coat. Fit was just right. I may end up ordering the rain cape also. Highly recommend.

  • 5
    Rubberized Raincoat

    Posted by Unknown on 21st Sep 2015

    Received my coat today ( no rain , yet )and am very pleased with the quality of workmanship and material used. It fits very well ,so , am glad I took your advice ! Will have to wait for some rain-soaked events (aren't they all !)to test it's field-use , but again, very pleased .

  • 4
    Rubberized Raincoat Review

    Posted by Phil Spaugy on 3rd Sep 2015

    Received my raincoat last week and am very please with the quality. Two items that are worthy of note: 1) The black paint is starting to peel off the brass buttons. 2) I think that you should consider making the sizes a bit larger to go over blouses and jackets etc.

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