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Now this is humor....YES!! I can appreciate it.
But lets be serious for a moment : you will not wear them , because you do not like them. Allrigth to me.
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What does men prevent of buying and wearing capes today ?
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But lets be serious for a moment : you will not wear them , because you do not like them. Allrigth to me.
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What's a good cape for the summer heat?
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errr...what makes an American Cape an American Cape?!
Here's what I found...I don't think that's what you had in mind? Like the guy on the Streetwear & Denim header image - he's wearing some kind of grey half shawl cape or something. I like the idea of Snoopy's Lyness blanket being used as a cape for everything - wrapping up baguettes...keeping warm when trapped in 4 hours of car traffic....using as an emergency picnic blanket...a beach blanket.... a modern update on the humble hoody
]http://americancapes.com/products/patterned-shampoo-cape
http://nebula.wsimg.com/obj/NzA1MER...zZDNlMjczN2RhNzMxZGRiY2Y2ODlhYTJiNTQ6Ojo6OjA=
www.americancapes.com
Here's what I found...I don't think that's what you had in mind? Like the guy on the Streetwear & Denim header image - he's wearing some kind of grey half shawl cape or something. I like the idea of Snoopy's Lyness blanket being used as a cape for everything - wrapping up baguettes...keeping warm when trapped in 4 hours of car traffic....using as an emergency picnic blanket...a beach blanket.... a modern update on the humble hoody
]http://americancapes.com/products/patterned-shampoo-cape
http://nebula.wsimg.com/obj/NzA1MER...zZDNlMjczN2RhNzMxZGRiY2Y2ODlhYTJiNTQ6Ojo6OjA=
www.americancapes.com
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Image Problem dating from the 1930s:
http://www.thehistoryblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/Lugosi-Dracula.jpg
http://www.thehistoryblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/Lugosi-Dracula.jpg
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I guess you are saying that it seems too costumey rather than retro wearable gear. Functionally, it's hard to complain about capes. They're great for wrapping; keepig warm; keeping dry; hiding from celebrity cameras; shielding from ****** vomit and of course, have a panache of courtesan aristocracy like Count Dracula
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