Rains

Rains outerwear delivers clean-lined, waterproof coats and jackets designed for city weather. Long and short silhouettes sit close to the body while leaving room for knitwear and tailoring underneath. Technical shells keep the profile sharp in rain, wind, and daily transit.

  • Rains Cropped Hooded Jacket
    Regular price $356
    Sale price $356

    $510

    -30%

  • Rains Cropped Black Jacket
    Regular price $356
    Sale price $356

    $510

    -30%

  • Rains Black Texel Cabin Bag Mini Trolley
    Regular price $192
    Sale price $192

    $245

    -21%

  • Rains Boxy Black Duffle Bag With Adjustable Straps And Wheels
    Regular price $240
    Sale price $240

    $261

    -8%

  • Rains Lohja Jacket

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    Lohja Jacket

    Regular price $188
    Sale price $188

    $205

    -8%

  • Rains Structured Water-Repellent Parka With Cargo Pockets
    Regular price $486
    Sale price $486
  • Rains Puffer Bator Rains

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    Puffer Bator

    Regular price $491
    Sale price $491

    $534

    -8%

  • Rains Rains Kofu Fleece Jacket In Black
    Regular price $240
    Sale price $240

    $261

    -8%

  • Rains Beige Rubberized Polyester Waterproof Short Parka
    Regular price $284
    Sale price $284

    $526

    -45%

Rains

Rains focuses on waterproof outerwear that reads minimal, not technical. Long hooded coats and Lohja jackets use a clean, straight cut that works over denim, tailoring, or track pants. Subtle hardware, tonal fastenings, and controlled volume keep the line sharp even when layered. The palette leans neutral, so each piece can anchor both classic luxury and more directional wardrobes.

Use these coats as a weather-proof top layer over popular brands like Jil Sander, Maison Margiela, or Acne Studios. Lightweight construction makes them easy to pack and carry, while the longer lengths give real coverage on commutes. Expect:

  • Water-resistant shells suited to rain and wind
  • Adjustable hoods and hemlines on select styles
  • Straight, modern silhouettes that sit cleanly over layers

Each Rains piece ships from authorized stockists with full provenance. Check individual product pages for exact length, closure type, and our fit notes before you choose your size.

FAQ

How does Rains outerwear fit in this collection?
Rains coats and jackets generally follow a straight, modern cut with enough room for light to medium-weight layers. They are not aggressively oversized, but they won’t feel tight over a sweatshirt or fine-gauge knit. Check each product page for our fit notes if a style runs longer or boxier than standard. If you prefer a sharper, closer fit, you may consider sizing down where noted.
Are these Rains jackets fully waterproof?
Rains designs focus on water-resistant technical shells suitable for rain and wind in daily city use. Each piece is built as a protective top layer rather than a heavy alpine shell. For exact waterproofing details and care, refer to the fabric and construction notes on the product page. We recommend reproofing as needed to maintain performance over time.
Can I wear Rains coats over tailoring or blazers?
Yes, the long and short Rains jackets in this collection work well as a top layer over suiting and structured blazers. The straight lines and minimal detailing keep the profile clean, so the coat doesn’t fight with shoulder pads or lapels. If you wear heavy tailoring regularly, choose your usual size and check the shoulder measurement to enough room. For softer, unstructured jackets, most shoppers stay true to size.
How should I care for my Rains jacket?
Rains technical pieces respond best to gentle care. Avoid dry cleaning and high heat; instead, wipe down the surface with a damp cloth and mild soap when needed. Hang to dry away from direct heat sources to preserve the coating. Always follow the specific care instructions on the garment label for best results.
Will Rains outerwear work across seasons?
These Rains styles sit in a versatile weight ideal for spring, early autumn, and mild winters when layered. They provide protection from wind and rain without heavy insulation, so you can adjust warmth with your knitwear or base layers. Long cuts offer extra coverage in colder conditions, while shorter jackets feel lighter for transitional weather. For harsh winters, use them as a shell over substantial under-layers.