oil skin coat questions

[ringzero]

If you are "working" in the outdoors, nothing will perform as well as natural fibers. Wool, cotton, canvas, and leather...

Or, you can combine the advantages of both. RedHead, ****ey, Carhartt, etc. now offer cotton duck work coats and pants with GoreTex, or similar, linings for waterproofness.

Don't own any of this waterproof work clothing myself, but have seen it in catalogs. Fairly expensive, but maybe worthwhile if you do hard work outside in the rain very often.

I've owned cotton duck work jackets by ****ey and Carhartt, and used them many times while cutting wood and clearing brush. Their heavy cotton duck fabric stands up to abuse quite well.

 

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i have had anoilskin jacket from australia for a year now and i know mine isnt flammable my zippo flame has touch it by accident and after a year or two of use u have to put more oil on it again, when u get the oil u have to heat it up in a pan and re aply with a brush