With Hurricane Earl churning its way up the East Coast of the U.S., we thought it was a good time to take a look at what is new, notable and nifty in the world of rain gear. While there probably isn’t time to do any Earl-related promotions (no matter the turn-around time), it’s always good to be aware of just what is out there.
Charles River Apparel–Nor’easter Pant
These storm pants from Charles River Apparel are waterproof, windproof and breathable. They are made from HydraLyte nylon with graphite mesh and taffeta nylon. Special high-tech HydraLyte nylon fabric allows excess heat to escape while keeping wind and rain out. They come with an elasticized waist with a drawstring, as well as zippered front and back pockets.
S&S Activewear–Stormtech Packable Rain Poncho
The Stormtech Packable Poncho from S&S Activewear is a poncho that packs a punch and folds into a self-fabric pouch for instant rain protection. It’s made of durable 100 percent Nylon Taffeta and is wind- and water-resistant. The poncho features an adjustable hood with drawcord and button-down sides
Source Abroad–Heavy Weight PVC Rain Jacket
This Heavyweight PVC rain jacket from Source Abroad is sure to stand up to the toughest downpour. It makes a great item for corporate and municipality promotions. It is available in custom sizes and thicknesses.
Vantage Apparel–Women’s Rain Jacket
The Vantage Apparel Women’s Rain Jacket has a 100 percent polyester micro-dobby body with water-repellent finish and has a three-piece hooded neck with elasticized drawcord and cordlocks. The covered full-zip front sports a two-way zipper and the jacket has front and back princess seams.
