Summer, sunshine, a walk — and suddenly a downpour! For such occasions, water‑resistant clothing that doesn't take up much space and comes in handy in the rain.
Bright morning sunshine doesn't guarantee the weather won't turn bad at the most inconvenient moment. Summer showers are often sudden and short-lived — you might not have an umbrella at hand, and you certainly don't want to get wet.
For such occasions it's convenient to carry a water-resistant raincoat. It doesn't take up much space in a backpack or bag and requires no special care. The garment is waterproof, and a quick shake after the rain is enough to put it back in your bag dry.
The 'Forest' and 'Barguzin' raincoats, thanks to their water resistance (9 800 Па), do not soak through in normal rain — you can comfortably run errands, walk the dog, or wait for the bus. They have a double windproof storm flap and ventilation openings in the armhole area.
The 'Membrane WPL' raincoat, made of durable membrane fabric (water resistance > 8 000 Па), protects against rain and wind while releasing excess heat and moisture from the space beneath the outer layer — it's comfortable even during active movement. It also has ventilation openings under the sleeves on the back and a two-way water-resistant zipper
These three raincoats are made of polyester — a lightweight, durable and waterproof material. The hood is adjustable at the face opening, and pockets with flaps or water-resistant zippers protect contents from getting wet.
A windbreaker jacket is an option for overcast and windy days when a light shirt or T‑shirt alone may be too cool.
For example, the 'Musson' model has a hood that can be folded and stored in the collar pocket. The relaxed cut does not restrict movement, and the hem adjustment and sleeve cuffs protect against drafts.
From city bustle to country walks: raincoats and windbreakers come to the rescue in any situation.