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No such thing as a stylish rain jacket? Rains is here to prove you wrong

Stephanie Vinzens
15.7.2024
Translation: Katherine Martin

Summer hasn’t been good to us so far, but at least Scandi brand Rains has our backs. Having turned a traditionally ugly garment into something exciting, it’s making the rainy weather that little bit more bearable.

Rainwear meets streetwear and high fashion

Rains now offers a wide range of rainwear and accessories, including bags, hats and belts. The label’s also been a regular at Paris Fashion Week since 2022. These fashion shows are styled by none other than Pernille Teisbaek, one of Denmark’s best-known fashion personalities – and Lotko’s wife.

Rains looks good on grandparents and grandkids alike

This all sounds super exclusive, but it isn’t. Rains is the kind of brand that’d meet the needs of both a practical grandpa and his fashion-conscious granddaughter. Although Rains’ stylised appearance makes the brand stand out from the humdrum rainwear crowd, this would mean nothing if it wasn’t firmly rooted in quality, functionality and sustainability.

Rains’ jackets and coats offer protection from both rain and wind, and are lightweight and breathable. Most of them have eyelets under the arms and a back yoke with concealed ventilation openings. Ideal for a rainy summer.

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