Oem Pink Waterproof Jacket For Women
OEM Pink Waterproof Jacket for Women
This OEM pink waterproof jacket is engineered for female workers in industrial, outdoor, and service environments requiring reliable moisture protection without compromising mobility or visibility. The garment combines a hydrophilic polyurethane membrane with a durable polyester outer shell to achieve a minimum hydrostatic head of 10,000 mm while maintaining breathability through microporous vapor transmission. Designed for layering over safety vests or uniform shirts, the jacket features articulated elbows, gusseted underarms, and a drop-tail hem to prevent water ingress during prolonged exposure to rain, snow, or industrial washdowns.
Material Composition and Performance Specifications
The jacket’s outer layer uses 100% polyester ripstop fabric with a denier count of 150D, providing tear resistance exceeding 8.5 N in both warp and weft directions per ASTM D5034. A thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) laminate is bonded to the inner surface, creating a continuous barrier that blocks liquid water while allowing water vapor transmission at a rate of 8,000 g/m²/24h (MVTR) under standard test conditions (JIS L 1099 B-1). The pink color is achieved through solution dyeing of the polyester fibers prior to weaving, ensuring UV stability and resistance to fading after 50+ industrial wash cycles at 60°C.
Seams are sealed using ultrasonic welding or heat-activated TPU tape with a minimum width of 20 mm, eliminating needle holes as potential leakage points. The front zipper is a coated nylon coil type with a storm flap and chin guard, rated for 5,000+ cycles without failure. All hardware components—including snap fasteners, drawcords, and adjusters—are made from nylon 6,6 or acetal polymer to prevent corrosion in saline or chemically exposed environments.
Design Features for Functional Use
The jacket’s cut follows ANSI/ISEA 107-2020 guidelines for background material coverage, ensuring sufficient surface area for high-visibility compliance when combined with reflective trims (available as an option). The hood is three-panel, adjustable via dual-side drawcords with cord locks, and designed to accommodate hard hats or helmets without obstructing peripheral vision. Internal storm cuffs with thumb loops prevent sleeve ride-up during arm movement, while the adjustable hem uses a hidden elastic drawcord with barrel locks to seal against wind-driven rain.
Two angled handwarmer pockets are positioned above the waist belt line to avoid interference with harnesses or tool belts, each featuring zippered closures with drainage grommets to prevent water accumulation. An internal mesh pocket secures radios or documents, and a dedicated pen sleeve is located on the left chest. Reflective piping along the shoulders, sleeves, and back enhances low-light visibility without requiring additional tape application.
Customization Options for OEM Integration
As an OEM product, this jacket supports full customization of color shades within the pink spectrum (Pantone ranges 219–225), logo placement via screen printing, heat transfer, or embroidery, and trim configuration. Clients may specify adjustable sleeve lengths in 25 mm increments, optional internal insulation layers (fleece or synthetic down), or integration of ID badge holders and microphone tabs. All modifications are engineered to maintain the jacket’s waterproof integrity and structural performance.
Minimum order quantities start at 100 units for standard configurations, with lead times of 4–6 weeks after design approval. Technical files including DXF patterns, BOM sheets, and test reports (hydrostatic head, MVTR, colorfastness) are available upon request. Factory audits and pre-production samples are standard procedure for new OEM partnerships to ensure alignment with end-use requirements.
Quality Control and Testing Protocol
Each production batch undergoes inline inspection at cutting, sewing, sealing, and final assembly stages. Waterproof integrity is verified via hydrostatic head testing on sealed seams and fabric samples per AATCC 127, with acceptance criteria set at ≥10,000 mm. Breathability is assessed using the inverted cup method (JIS L 1099), and colorfastness to washing, light, and perspiration is evaluated per ISO 105-B02, ISO 105-B04, and ISO 105-E04.
Dimensional stability is checked after five wash cycles at 60°C, with shrinkage limited to ≤3% in length and ≤2% in width. Functional testing includes zipper durability (ASTM D2061), snap retention strength, and abrasion resistance of the outer fabric (Martindale, ≥25,000 cycles). Non-conforming items are segregated and root-cause analyzed before rework or scrapping, with corrective actions documented in the batch record.
Applications in Industrial and Operational Settings
This jacket is commonly specified by municipalities for road maintenance crews working in wet climates, where high visibility and rain protection are both critical for safety and productivity. Utility workers in water treatment plants and wastewater facilities benefit from its resistance to mild chemical splashes and ease of decontamination after shift. In logistics and outdoor warehousing, the garment protects against sudden downpours during loading/unloading operations while allowing freedom of movement for forklift operation or pallet handling.
Food processing plants requiring frequent washdowns use the jacket as a outer layer over aprons, as its smooth surface prevents bacterial harborage and withstands repeated exposure to hot water and sanitizing agents. Landscaping and groundskeeping teams adopt it for early morning or evening work when dew and light rain are prevalent, valuing its lightweight packability and quick-dry properties. The pink color option is often selected for team identification, breast cancer awareness initiatives, or to differentiate roles within mixed-gender workforces where high-visibility yellow or orange may cause confusion.
Packaging and Logistics
Jackets are folded using a standardized method to minimize creasing and packed in polyethylene bags (50μm thickness) with desiccant packs to control moisture during transit. Each bag is labeled with size, color code, PO number, and care instructions in English and Spanish. Cartons are double-walled corrugated fiberboard, rated for 30 kg bursting strength, and stacked no higher than five units on pallets to prevent deformation.
For international shipments, fumigated wooden pallets or plastic alternatives are used per ISPM 15 requirements. Optional individual hanging kits with PVC hangers and polypropylene covers are available for retail-ready presentation. Lead time accuracy is maintained through real-time production tracking, and all export documentation includes commercial invoices, packing lists, and certificates of origin upon request.
Care and Maintenance Guidelines
To preserve waterproof performance, machine wash at 40°C using a mild liquid detergent without fabric softeners or bleach. Tumble dry on low heat or hang dry; avoid ironing, dry cleaning, or exposure to direct sunlight for extended periods. Reapplication of a DWR (durable water repellent) treatment is recommended after 20–30 wash cycles using a spray-on fluoropolymer-free product to maintain surface beading.
Inspect seams, zippers, and reflective elements monthly for signs of wear or delamination. Replace the jacket if any seam tape shows peeling, cracking, or loss of adhesion, or if the fabric exhibits permanent staining, thinning, or loss of tear strength. Proper care extends service life to 18–24 months under regular industrial use.
Comparison with Standard Rainwear
| Feature | OEM Pink Waterproof Jacket | Standard PVC Raincoat |
|---|---|---|
| Breathability (MVTR) | 8,000 g/m²/24h | < 500 g/m²/24h |
| Tear Resistance (Warp/Weft) | >8.5 N | 2–4 N |
| Colorfastness (Washing) | ≥4.5 gray scale after 50 cycles | ≤3.0 gray scale after 10 cycles |
| Weight (Size M) | 320 g | 480 g |
| Packability | Compresses to 10×15×5 cm | Bulky, does not compress well |
| Chemical Resistance | Resists mild acids, alkalis, salts | Degrades with oil, solvents, UV |
Compared to conventional PVC raincoats, this jacket offers superior breathability, lighter weight, and greater durability while maintaining equivalent waterproof protection. The thermoplastic polyurethane laminate does not stiffen in cold temperatures or become brittle with age, unlike PVC which can crack below 5°C. The ripstop polyester construction resists propagation of tears from snags or abrasion, a common failure point in single-layer vinyl garments. These differences translate to longer wear life, improved comfort during extended use, and lower total cost of ownership in demanding environments.
Inquiry and Technical Support
Procurement engineers and OEM partners are invited to submit detailed specifications for quotation, including required sizes, color tolerances, logo artwork, trim preferences, and expected annual volume. Our technical team will review inputs for manufacturability, suggest optimizations where applicable, and provide a formal quote with lead time confirmation within two business days. For complex integrations involving safety certifications or special material restrictions, we recommend initiating consultation at least eight weeks prior to desired delivery date.
To begin the process, please visit our contact page or email your RFQ to the industrial sales department. Include any applicable test standards (e.g., EN 343, ANSI/ISEA 107) or end-use hazards (e.g., electrical arc, flame exposure) so we can evaluate suitability and recommend appropriate modifications. All inquiries are treated confidentially, and sample development can be arranged after NDA execution if required.
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