Women's Lightweight Waterproof Fleece Lined Hooded Softshell Rain Jacket, Warm Windbreaker Long Coat

Best jacket! Awesome for travel, spring, and fall! Waterproof with just enough fleece lining for warmth when traveling. May in Scotland, New York in March. Rainy spring or fall days or just those days it’s too brisk for no coat but not cold enough for your winter coat. Lightweight, super packable. Great purchase.

I’m very happy with this jacket. It is very well made. This jacket has finishing touches found in very expensive garments. It is the perfect “tweener” jacket, lighter weight than a winter coat but warmer than a windbreaker. Fits well, sizing chart and length are correctly listed.

This is the perfect raincoat! First of all it is true to size. I’m one of those people with a size medium top but size large hips. The size medium fit with enough room that I could still zip it all the way up and down. Love the two way front zipper. I typically don’t have enough room in the back of most coats to hunch (put your elbows and hands together in front of you with your back rounded) I need to be able to move. I went all the way up to a size extra large at in a popular brands rain coats and still did not have proper room to move in the shoulders while the rest of me was swimming in the coat. You can actually move in this coat. The design is perfect! Two deep inside pockets (do you know how hard it is to find inside pockets in women’s outerwear?) that are deep enough that your wallet or phone or keys won’t fall out. You might have a little trouble reaching the bottom of the pocket to fish things out, but that, for me is an acceptable trade off. The outside pockets are zippered and slanted, so if you are generous in the hips like I am they are complimentary to your silhouette. They do not add bulk like patch pockets do. This coat is cozy, being fleece lined, but if it is cold out you will want to wear a sweater underneath, it’s not meant for freezing weather. I ordered the green color. What arrived was not quite as bright as what I saw, but a little more sage, a softer dustier color. Colors don’t always translate well on screen. It does a good job at keeping you dry in the rain, which this coat was designed for! I’m thinking of buying another one in a different color. I really like this coat.

This jacket fit very well and was as described. The hood (which was a normal size, not outrageously big like on some jackets) worked well in wet weather, as there are ties to fasten it, and the outer pockets have zippers. It is fleece lined and fine for temperatures as low as 45F if you have a sweater underneath. I'd give it a 5 rating if the sleeves had a quilted lining instead of fleece (easier to put on) and if the interior pocket were a little smaller.

Where do I even start?! This softshell rain jacket didn't just check all my boxes—it basically rewrote the rulebook. We spent 8 glorious, and a few soggy days in Ireland, and while the Atlantic winds tried their best to turn me into an icicle here and there, this jacket said, "Not today." It kept me toastier than a fresh pub scone, all while making me look incredibly stylish. Here is the breakdown of why this jacket is an absolute rockstar: The Best of Both Worlds: The inside is like a perpetual hug (so soft, so warm), while the outside shrugs off rain like it's nothing more than a minor inconvenience. The Secret Weapon Waistline: BONUS! You can cinch the waistline to actually give you a silhouette. Who says you have to look like a marshmallow just because it's pouring? Fashion, meet function. The "Paparazzi-Ready" Features: Thanks to the protective zipper cover and adjustable cuffs that lock out the elements, my hands were totally free to snap some absolutely stellar photos without freezing off. The Magic Hood: One quick pull and I was in full stealth-mode, tight-fitting protection. Another quick adjustment and boom—it slid right off. Accessorizing-Friendly: I am head-over-heels for the color. It paired perfectly with my collection of newsboy hats and scarves. Total vibe. The Packing Miracle: For the jetsetters out there, this thing is a dream. I shoved it into a travel vacuum bag with several other items, sucked the air out, and it shrunk down to practically nothing. True Test: Wearing it while golfing in Ireland!! Bundled and warm.. but still able move easily which allowed me to shoot a low score! BOOM! As you can see the wind was howling!! We also had a bit of sleet about an hour before this photo...If you've been to Ireland.. you know how quickly the weather can change from one extreme to the next. If you need a jacket that can handle the elements and still keep you looking like a million bucks, highly, highly recommend!

Purchased both medium and small. 5’6”, 150lbs. Weight distributed pretty evenly. Medium fit good, loose, plenty of room for really bulky sweater. I was struggling with it flaring out at the bottom so tried the small. Small fit great and decided to keep it. I wear it with sweaters without feeling tight. Length of jacket is perfect. Sleeves aren’t too long. Hood size was quite generous. Certainly is lightweight. Don’t expect that it will keep you really warm in the spring chill. Washed great on gentle cycle. Hung to dry. Overall a great jacket that looks good. To get the wrinkles out after you pull it out of the package, you need to steam it. Washing will not get the wrinkles out. If you ever buy something and are disappointed that the wrinkles don’t come out in the wash, you need to steam it first to get the wrinkles out and you won’t have that issue again.

Really nice coat and very warm without being too thick. We walked through pouring rain for 30 minutes and I was completely dry. Great windbreaker too. I ordered a Medium and it fit great. Big enough for a long sleeve and hoodie underneath.

So, I’m somewhere between giving 3 and 4 stars. I’ve had this jacket for about a month now. It’s comfortable and keeps me warm. Dry sometimes. I purchased it because I wanted a longer rain jacket for when I walk my dogs. Majority of the time it’s been great but if I’m walking for a while in heavier rain I usually end up wet. The material on the outside of the jacket tends to absorb the water. The jacket will change colors as it absorbs and does become heavy. Once the jacket is wet, it takes a while to dry and of course, it shouldn’t be thrown in the dryer so it makes it hard to wear, get wet and then want to put on again to go back out. It offers great coverage. I’m not actually sure where the water leaks through. It always ends up being my upper back side that’s wet. I don’t think it’s the front zipper. Today I was wet through the waist. The jacket does seem to be well made in the sense that I don’t see it falling apart or having trouble with zippers or tearing seams. So in the end, if you’re walking in short durations in the rain, in light rain, this jackets fine. If you plan to use it in heavy rain, maybe not. If you want quick drying fabric, don’t purchase this jacket.I also wouldn’t consider it lightweight. I ordered a medium. I’m 5’4” and 135lbs, with an athletic build. I think this fits. I used the strings at the waist to cinch the middle a bit. So there’s room if you’re a little heavier.