Hooded Raincoat – Takes the Weather Without Announcing It

This raincoat is cut with a defined waist rather than falling straight from the shoulder, and the hood rolls into the collar when the sky clears. The outer layer is waterproof and the pockets zip shut. Six colors.

Why choose a shaped raincoat?

Most rainwear is built as a box and reads as one the moment you walk into a room. A shaped cut protects exactly as well and simply stops there. That is the difference between a coat you keep in the car and one you wear to work.

• Waist-defining cut — seams follow the body instead of hanging square from the shoulders.
• Waterproof outer layer — rain runs off the surface rather than working its way through.
• Hood rolls into the collar — tuck it away and the coat reads as an ordinary jacket.
• Zip-closed pockets — whatever you put in there stays dry through a downpour.
• Snaps over the zip — a second closure covers the seam where water would otherwise sit.

Rain gear you would still put on when it is only threatening to rain.

The front closes with a zip and a line of snaps over the top of it. The hood rolls up and stores inside the collar in a few seconds. Let the coat dry hanging open, which keeps the coating working season after season.

Specifications

• Waterproof outer layer
• Shaped, waist-defined cut
• Hood stows inside the collar
• Zip pockets
• Zip closure with snap placket

Put it on the hook where the umbrella used to be.