The winter season not only means extreme cold and harsh winds, it also means rain, snow and getting wet every time you step out your front door. If you rely on public transportation to get around, arriving to the office soaking wet from the rain is probably a common occurrence. Not only is it a horrible uncomfortable feeling, it can ruin your nice clothing. Luckily, we’ve found the best in waterproof clothing so that you can protect yourself from the elements until you’re inside, safe and dry. 

Berghaus Paclite pants are a must-have for the winter season as they are not only completely waterproof, they are incredibly comfortable. Wear them solo or over your work trousers to keep them dry until you reach the office. These pants use Gore-Tex Paclite which keeps them dry and makes them lightweight so that you can easily fold them up and carry them around. With an elastic waist they are easy to slip on over your clothing to ensure maximum protection from the wet rain or snow. Not only that, they also come with pockets—great for storing your valuables and keeping them safe! 

Grab a Regatta jacket if you’re looking for a lightweight, reliable and waterproof jacket. This jacket is ideal for the great outdoors as it will not restrict your movement or make you feel overheated. Complete with pockets, elasticated cuffs and a hood you’ll have everything you need to keep yourself and your personal items dry during those stormy winter days. 

If you’re looking for a padded jacket, a Stones jacket is right for you. This Stone Island coat is completely waterproof but also incredibly stylish and fashionable, making it a perfect all-around winter coat. Not only is it padded to ensure insulation and warmth, it comes with a hood, pockets, buttons and clasps. Maintain your appearance while staying dry from the rain and keep cosy at the same time!

Did You Know? 

The longest line of footprints consisted of 15,200 footprints and measured 4,484 m at an event arranged by WA Newspapers in Perth, Western Australia on 10 December 2005.

 

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