Just buy anything that says on the label 'waterproof'. If it don't say that, then it's not waterproof.Simple.A lot imply waterproof but aren't.
As title. I'm looking a good waterproof coat. Probably something better than regatta. What are you all wearing in these winter months?CheersSteve
Quote from: S.W. Window Cleaning on December 14, 2017, 10:56:28 pmAs title. I'm looking a good waterproof coat. Probably something better than regatta. What are you all wearing in these winter months?CheersStevei have 2 for work.a north face jacket and a berghaus jacket.both goretex.not cheap but waterproof and you dont sweat as much as the cheaper gear like regatta/trespass etc.on very wet days i swap them at lunchtime so i have a dry one for the afternoon.
Quote from: rosskesava on December 15, 2017, 01:54:45 amJust buy anything that says on the label 'waterproof'. If it don't say that, then it's not waterproof.Simple.A lot imply waterproof but aren't. True. It’s for work so why buy the best? We just use Tresspass with our logo. My big discovery this year is a waxed waterproof cap. The problem with hoods is that they don’t behave when you look up, so a hat is much better.
Musto. They do a yachting range of jackets which is (as you would guess) 100% waterproof. But also looks really stylish and professional, if you are going to buy a quality jacket you might as well look good in it To be honest though they are a bit pricey for workwear but I have a TKMAXX outlet store next to the coffee shop I visit so pop in a couple of times a week they get musto gear in 3-4 times a years so grab a bargain when I can.This is the waterproof jacket I got for £65