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Rubber Footwear
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Rain Boots: Waterproof rubber boots (e.g., Hunter, Aigle).
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Work Boots: Durable rubber soles for construction or outdoor work.
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Sandals/Slides: Rubber flip-flops or sporty slides (e.g., Crocs, Birkenstock EVA).
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Fashion Sneakers: Chunky rubber soles for streetwear (e.g., Buffalo London, Martens).
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Rubberized Outerwear
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Raincoats/Jackets: Waterproof rubberized coatings (e.g., Stutterheim, Rains).
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Technical Apparel: Rubberized details on sportswear or utility jackets.
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Rubber Accessories
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Belts: Wide rubber belts for punk/streetwear looks.
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Bags: Waterproof rubber totes or backpacks.
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Watches: Rubber straps for sporty styles (e.g., G-Shock, Nixon).
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Rubber in Streetwear/High Fashion
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PVC/Rubber Pants: Bold, glossy looks (e.g., Rick Owens, Y/Project).
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Coated Denim: Jeans with rubberized finishes for a wet-look aesthetic.
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Fetish/Rubber Fashion
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Latex/Rubber Outfits: Tight-fitting rubber suits or separates (niche/avant-garde brands).
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Styling Tips
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Utility Vibes: Pair rubber boots with cargo pants and a parka.
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Streetwear: Rubber-soled sneakers with baggy jeans and a graphic tee.
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Edgy Looks: Rubber-coated jeans with a leather jacket and combat boots.
