Travel-ready trolley bag, in carry-on dimensions
This waterproof trolley combines Rains’ signature waterproof PU with a half-silhouette hard shell for upright stability and general durability. The silhouette can be compressed, and contents secured, via side-mounted adjustable straps. The bifold case features two main compartments, one including elastic crossbands and both with mesh closures. It features a telescopic handle, as well as top and side carry handles. The design is finished with a front zipper pocket for easy access to passports, keys, and other essentials.
- Front zip pocket
- Coated tonal zip closure
- Bi-fold case with two mesh closures
- Internal elastic crossband
- Top and side webbing carry straps
- Side compression straps
- Telescopic comfort handle
- Two noise-free wheels
- Measurements: L 58 x W 38 x H 20 cm
- Volume: 34 L
- Weight: 2900 g
- Material: 100% Polyester with polyurethane coating
- Water column pressure: 8000 mm
- Waterproof rating: W3 - protection from light rain
There can’t be many outdoor brands gracing the runways at Paris Fashion Week, but RAINS is one of them. Fear not though – stylish as they are, the unisex jackets and bags from this up-and-coming Danish company are firmly rooted in heavy weather and Scandi heritage.
The Danes know a thing or two about rainwear, after all. Copenhagen gets an average of 170 rainy days a year, and since time immemorial, the classic rubberised cotton slicker has been the nation’s wet-weather armour of choice. When RAINS co-founders Philip Lotko and Daniel Brix Hesselager met at one of Denmark's largest textile and design schools, they wanted to take this Viking icon and turn it into something more contemporary. They started out in 2012 with a rain poncho, and quickly expanded into a range of raincoats and water-resistant bags – all in their signature ‘neo-Scandinavian’ style.
They’re textile designers at heart, and that’s where RAINS really shows its class. The specially developed matte-finish PU fabrics are lightweight and waterproof, with ultrasonically welded seams and ventilation carefully designed in.
Fashionable this stuff might be, but fast fashion it certainly isn’t. RAINS’s commitment to ethical and sustainable working stretches from the conditions in their partner factories to their transport logistics and even the lighting in their offices and shops. And at the heart of that, of course, are products that are built to last. If you do eventually manage to wear them out, RAINS will even trade you store credit when you return them for recycling.
