Trying to find a place that sells decent, proper rain coats full length.

Somethin like Drizabone or similar, just not the cheap plastic which rips after 1 wear.

Anyone know a place to purchase in Pattaya or may be on line but mailed from Thailand.

I would need XL or XXL , full length.

Thanks in advance

I really wouldn't wear a full length rain coat in Pattaya, I'd give it half hour before you're arrested.

Are you planning to wear anything underneath it?

Burberry is at Siam Paragon

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Siam paragon is in Pattaya ?

Burberry is drizabone?

I think I have seen them in Super Sports (2nd floor Big C Second Road) but if you have a few days I will have a look and report back, as I need to pick up my new glasses in one of the opticians on the first floor

Edit: Just reread your post and I don't think they have the real good quality you are looking for, but still will have a look.

Edited July 19, 201412 yr by MJCM

I really wouldn't wear a full length rain coat in Pattaya, I'd give it half hour before you're arrested.

Are you planning to wear anything underneath it?

You one track dirty mind

I take my dogs out twice per day, so i need full length when i drive and walk in the park

I think I have seen them in Super Sports (2nd floor Big C Second Road) but if you have a few days I will have a look and report back, as I need to pick up my new glasses in one of the opticians on the first floor

Thank you.

I think i have seen what they have, from memory its PVC type. Lasts about 1 week and starts to rip.

Also with dogs jumping and pulling need something stronger.

But thank you in advance if you report back on what they have.

No problem, will do, but just give me a couple of days.

The way the weather has been lately, it is unlikely that said garment would ever get wet.

Anyone know where I can buy a rain dance suit?

I thought extra large raincoats were "magnum"?

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I thought extra large raincoats were "magnum"?

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That depends which head does the thinking.

In your case, its pretty clear

The way the weather has been lately, it is unlikely that said garment would ever get wet.

Anyone know where I can buy a rain dance suit?

If you cut back on alcohol and spend little time outdoors, not inside bars, you might notice rain every day

Siam Paragon is in Bangkok

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Have you tried BHS or Littlewoods ???

Maybe Burtons at a last,hope..

Have you tried BHS or Littlewoods ???

Maybe Burtons at a last,hope..

I got no idea what those are:), little help please

Siam Paragon is in Bangkok

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Awesome !!! I posted a question in Pattaya section to be told about a shopping mall in bkk

Ah! you mean the black gaberdine belted type,the ones so favoured in the 1940s,1950s type. For that also you have to be wearing the round wired NHS type goggles and a black beret,something like the "some mothers do 'ave em "type.

Definitely the way forward,can see the bar girls down New Plaza especially at Mickeys British beer bar having a interest in you

Sorry bout that. From my phone I can't see if it is from sections. Apologize.

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They have good quality in Central sport shop 3rd floor I believe they heve everything including snow gear if you want some.

Edited July 20, 201412 yr by Degobuy

Sorry bout that. From my phone I can't see if it is from sections. Apologize.

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Yes you can, if you slide all the way to the Top, you still can see the sections where a topic has been posted. I see them both on my iPad and my iPhone.

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> Trying to find a place that sells decent, proper rain coats full length.

Not sure exactly the quality & type you want,

but you find some rather good ones 100-150 baht in most BigC and similar shops.

You may find the 20-30 baht ones too, like in 7/11, but agree they are more of the one-use only type.

Edited July 20, 201412 yr by Pattaya46

> Trying to find a place that sells decent, proper rain coats full length.

Not sure exactly the quality & type you want,

but you find some rather good ones 100-150 baht in most BigC and similar shops.

You may find the 20-30 baht ones too, like in 7/11, but agree they are more of the one-use only type.

I was referring to the good ones which are 1000 baht up. Something lIke drizabone ,not made from plastic and do not fall apart after 1 week.

The ones in big c, are plastic and do not last more than a week.

I was referring to the good ones which are 1000 baht up. Something lIke drizabone ,...

Ok. I don't know. But I don't understand the need in Thailand ?? It's not UK here.

The ones in big c, are plastic and do not last more than a week.

What do you do to them? I have one in my motorbike box in case of the rain arrive.

I bought it about 100 baht at bigC the day I bough my box... 3+ years ago!

I think I have seen them in Super Sports (2nd floor Big C Second Road) but if you have a few days I will have a look and report back, as I need to pick up my new glasses in one of the opticians on the first floor

Thank you.

I think i have seen what they have, from memory its PVC type. Lasts about 1 week and starts to rip.

Also with dogs jumping and pulling need something stronger.

But thank you in advance if you report back on what they have.

Just came back and Super Sports (Big C 2nd Road) doesn't have any. I looked at the other shops there and if they have any the only have the "el cheapos"

Good luck.

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The way the weather has been lately, it is unlikely that said garment would ever get wet.

Anyone know where I can buy a rain dance suit?

If you cut back on alcohol and spend little time outdoors, not inside bars, you might notice rain every day

FYI I'm not much of a drinker and didn't move to Thailand to get laid. It was a joke that I guess flew over your head.

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MJCM. Cheers, never new that!

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Drizabone etc are not sold in Thailand - too hot to be practicable would be my guess why.

For something similar as in good quality I would firstly have a look in the export shops. 71 and Export in Central, and 71 is in shopping mall on second row next to the Big C near to Pattaya Klang. they will have your size and always have a range of rain coats etc.

Further to that if there is nothing there, then you have a few places like NorthFace in Central that might have something for you.

Good luck

Why don't you go to one of the Army surplus places and get a poncho.....that will do ya, or ask the BIB can you buy one of their raincoats....money talks

Edited July 20, 201412 yr by TheAceFace

The way the weather has been lately, it is unlikely that said garment would ever get wet.

Anyone know where I can buy a rain dance suit?

If you cut back on alcohol and spend little time outdoors, not inside bars, you might notice rain every day

FYI I'm not much of a drinker and didn't move to Thailand to get laid. It was a joke that I guess flew over your head.

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Yeah, thread where to buy rain coat must be really amusing

Drizabone etc are not sold in Thailand - too hot to be practicable would be my guess why.

For something similar as in good quality I would firstly have a look in the export shops. 71 and Export in Central, and 71 is in shopping mall on second row next to the Big C near to Pattaya Klang. they will have your size and always have a range of rain coats etc.

Further to that if there is nothing there, then you have a few places like NorthFace in Central that might have something for you.

Good luck

Yeah, drizabone is too hot for Thailand, but as you said, something of good quality.

I was going to buy one from Australia but they want $ 80 postage and i am certain customs will also want their share.

Checked out Northface catalog and no full length

Will check out 71 store

Cheers