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Rainwear made from flexible, waterproof and windproof PU-coated recycled polyester. 

• Zipper concealed under front storm flap
• Welded seams
• Detachable and adjustable hood
• Adjustable sleeve cuffs with snap buttons
• Two front pockets with flaps
• Grey reflective details
• Certified according to EN 343 Class 4/1 (WP 20,000)
  
  
   

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What to consider when choosing rainwear

Rainwear is an essential part of any wardrobe in a Nordic climate, where the weather can change quickly. Whether you need rainwear for everyday use, outdoor activities, or children’s playtime, there are several important factors to consider to stay dry, comfortable, and mobile in all conditions.

Waterproof rating – The foundation of good rainwear

The most important feature of rainwear is, of course, its ability to keep rain out. Waterproofness is often measured in millimeters (mm), also known as the water column rating, which indicates how much water pressure the fabric can withstand before it starts to leak. For everyday use, 5,000–8,000 mm is usually sufficient, while more demanding activities or heavy rainfall may require higher ratings. Taped seams and waterproof zippers also make a significant difference in keeping moisture out.

Breathability for added comfort

When you move, your body generates heat and moisture from the inside. Rainwear with good breathability allows excess heat and moisture to escape, reducing the risk of feeling damp from sweat. This is especially important during walks, cycling, or other activities where you stay active for longer periods.

Fit and freedom of movement

Rainwear should protect you without restricting movement. A slightly roomier fit makes it easier to layer clothing underneath, particularly during colder seasons. Adjustable cuffs, waistbands, and hoods help you customize the fit according to the weather and your activity level.

Materials and durability

The choice of material affects both comfort and durability. Thicker fabrics often provide better resistance to wear and tear, making them ideal for active outdoor use, while lighter materials are more flexible and easier to pack for everyday convenience. Consider how and how often the garments will be used.

Functional details that make a difference

Small details can have a big impact. Reflective elements increase visibility in low-light conditions, ventilation openings enhance comfort, and pockets with protected zippers keep your belongings dry. An adjustable hood that follows your head movements is also a major advantage in windy weather.

Choosing the right rainwear for your needs

The best rainwear depends on your lifestyle and intended use. For daily wear, lightweight and stylish options may be ideal, while outdoor activities often require higher performance and durability. By identifying your needs in advance, you can more easily find rainwear that will serve you well over time.

With the right rainwear, rainy days are no obstacle—just another reason to head outside, whatever the weather.