Mens Raincoat with Pants – Source Factory Specifications

Material Construction and Waterproof Performance

The raincoat and pants are constructed from 3-layer laminated polyester fabric with a polyurethane (PU) coating on the outer layer and a microporous polytetrafluoroethylene (ePTFE) membrane bonded to the inner layer. This configuration achieves a hydrostatic head rating of 10,000 mm, measured under ISO 811 standards, resisting prolonged exposure to heavy rain and wind-driven moisture. The outer fabric features a durable water repellent (DWR) finish with a spray rating of ISO 4, maintaining surface runoff after 20 wash cycles.

Seams are sealed using ultrasonic welding or heat-activated tape with a minimum width of 20 mm, ensuring continuity of the waterproof barrier. Tape adhesion strength exceeds 8 N/cm under ASTM D903, preventing delamination under flexing and thermal cycling. Breathability is rated at 8,000 g/m²/24h (RET < 15) via ISO 11092, allowing moisture vapor transmission during physical exertion without internal condensation buildup.

Design Features for Industrial Use

The raincoat includes a storm flap over the front zipper, secured with hook-and-loop closures and snap buttons to prevent water ingress at the closure point. The hood is adjustable via dual cord locks and features a reinforced brim to maintain visibility in high-wind conditions. Articulated elbows and knees use 3D patterning to preserve range of motion when wearing layers underneath, reducing fatigue during extended wear.

The pants incorporate reinforced seat and knee patches made from 600D polyester oxford fabric, abrasion-rated to 50,000 cycles under Martindale testing. Ankle cuffs are adjustable with hook-and-loop straps and internal elastic to accommodate boot overhang or tucking. Reflective trims comply with EN ISO 20471 Class 2 standards, with 50 mm wide silver strips positioned for 360-degree visibility in low-light environments.

Size Range and Fit Customization

Standard sizes range from S to 3XL, based on ISO 8559-1 anthropometric data for male industrial workers. Chest measurements span 96 cm to 132 cm, with corresponding sleeve lengths from 82 cm to 90 cm. Pant waist sizes range from 76 cm to 120 cm, inseam lengths from 76 cm to 86 cm. All measurements are taken flat, with tolerance ±2 cm per ISO 13688.

Custom sizing is available upon request, including tall, short, and plus-size adaptations. Factories can adjust torso length, sleeve length, and inseam independently using graded patterns. For bulk orders, size charts are validated against client-provided measurement sheets to ensure batch consistency. Customization does not affect seam sealing or waterproof integrity when performed within factory-approved tolerances.

Manufacturing Considerations and Quality Control

Fabric rolls undergo incoming inspection for coating uniformity, adhesion strength, and dimensional stability. Each batch is tested for hydrostatic head and breathability before cutting. During assembly, operators use tension-controlled sewing machines to prevent seam puckering, which could compromise waterproofing. Post-assembly, 100% of garments undergo spray testing per AATCC 35 to verify surface water resistance.

Final inspection includes seam integrity checks, functional testing of zippers and closures, and measurement verification. AQL 2.5 standards are applied for major defects (e.g., open seams, missing tape) and AQL 4.0 for minor defects (e.g., stitching irregularities, color variance). Factories provide inspection reports upon request, including test data for hydrostatic head, breathability, and seam strength.

Applications in Industrial Environments

These rain suits are suited for outdoor work in construction, utilities, transportation, and logistics where workers face prolonged exposure to rain and wind. The breathable membrane prevents heat stress during physical tasks such as lifting, climbing, or equipment operation, unlike non-breathable PVC alternatives that trap moisture and increase discomfort. The abrasion-resistant reinforcements extend service life in environments with frequent contact with rough surfaces, tools, or equipment.

The coordinated set ensures full-body protection without gaps, reducing the risk of water ingress at the jacket-pant interface—a common failure point in mixed-garment systems. Reflective elements enhance safety in low-visibility conditions near traffic or machinery, supporting compliance with site-specific PPE requirements. Workers report higher acceptance rates due to improved comfort and mobility compared to bulky, non-breathable rainwear.

Packaging and Logistics

Each raincoat and pants set is folded and packed in individual polyethylene bags with a thickness of 0.05 mm, labeled with size, style code, and barcode. Outer cartons are made of double-wall corrugated fiberboard, rated for 30 kg bursting strength, and sealed with pressure-sensitive tape. Standard pack configuration is 20 sets per carton, optimizing pallet utilization for sea and air freight.

For export shipments, cartons are stacked on fumigated wooden pallets and secured with PET straps. Internal desiccant packets (silica gel, 50g per carton) control moisture during transit. Factories provide fumigation certificates, packing lists, and country-of-origin documentation upon request. Lead time for standard orders is 25–35 days after sample approval and deposit receipt, depending on fabric availability and order volume.

Comparison Table: Key Specifications

For technical inquiries, sample requests, or quotation details, contact the factory directly. Provide your required specifications, order quantity, and delivery timeline to receive a accurate response. Engaging early in the sourcing process ensures alignment on material performance, compliance needs, and production scheduling.