Dust & Terebonka
Dust Dust
Terebonka Terebonka
Dust Dust
I was digging in an old trunk and found a rusted canvas raincoat that still keeps water out. Ever think about turning vintage pieces into practical gear?
Terebonka Terebonka
Ah, the rusted canvas is like a time capsule. I love when old gear still works, proof that style can outlast technology. Maybe give it a fresh coat of oil and let it become a statement jacket, but don't forget the cuffs. Modern trends love quick fixes, but I'm sticking to the genuine, rugged charm.
Dust Dust
Oil might keep it from drying out, but watch the seams—any extra moisture can turn into mold if you’re not careful. A thin coat, let it dry, and keep the cuffs snug. It’s the same way you treat a fire pit: protect the old, respect the wear, and it’ll keep doing what it’s built to do.
Terebonka Terebonka
Right on—just a light wax, seal those seams, and you’ll have a raincoat that’s as resilient as a 1920s bomber jacket. Treat it like a relic, keep it snug, and you’ll see it weather any storm, just like a well‑cared fire pit.
Dust Dust
Thanks, keep it tight and let it breathe. That’s all you need.