The hype for Super El Niño has me thinking I need a new raincoat. Any suggestions? I'd love something longer and a fun color.

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erin hensley · Answer

Pendleton Women's Victoria Rain Slicker: i've had the same el nino concern! i currently have this rain coat that i bought in oregon when it started raining. it has served me well in LA rain over the past couple of years.

also, I survived the super el nino of 97-98 with a roxy snowboarding jacket, so i've been looking at those for nostalgia's sake.

Chiara · Answer

Stutterheim Raincoats: I got mine on sale and I get lots of compliments every time I’ve worn it. It’s a heavy duty raincoat and will keep you dry and stylish! The only downside is that it can be a bit warm, which is FANTASTIC when it’s chilly out but makes it less useful during the summer.

Emilie Bienvenew · Answer

AIGLE : French outdoor clothing: We all grew up in France with Aigle rain boots and I now have expended my adult wardrobe to all their outdoor clothing : quality, style & practical

Vickie · Answer

Rains raincoat: I own two! One long and one short. Wore mine to a music festival where it rained literally all day and I stayed completely dry. I love their metallic colors and prints (I also have one of their crossbody bags and a rain cap, I love Rains!!)

amy groome | mid-flight · Answer

Le Vrai 4.0 Fortune Jacket | K-Way: Couldn’t decide which unisex K-Way Le Vrai style or color to feature. For today, I’m sort of digging this poncho version and obvs defaulted to navy.

Adorable on little people in bright colors - my boys wore them in both summer and winter weights. A practical travel item for the whole fam. Rolls itself into a zippered pouch! Love the signature stripe-y grosgrain tape.

Loose Links · Answer

Stutterheim Original A-Line: A little too bulky for travel but a great city raincoat.