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9 Lightweight Waterproof Jackets To Keep You Chic And Dry This Summer

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Ah, summer, the time when weather swings between scorching heat waves and drizzling showers. Or at least, in the UK that’s what it means!

While you might’ve been looking forward to sporting skirts and flip flops under sunny skies this summer, the weather clearly has other plans.

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And we’ll forgive you for begrudging the fact you don’t want to wear a jacket after May, desperate times call for desperate measures. I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but it looks like you’re going to need a raincoat this summer.

That shouldn’t come at the expense of a cute outfit, though, so to help you stay chic and protected from showers, I’ve rounded up nine of the best waterproof jackets, rain coats, and trench coats to shop now.

9 waterproof jackets for women to shop now

Feel like embodying the drizzle? This black coat will not only keep you dry, but help you blend in with the crowd. Don’t worry though, you won’t look drowned out by trying to keep safe from the rain, as the Curve has a waist tie to keep things flattering.

Waterproof: Protection from light rain.

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Trust Damson Madder to create the solution to navigating the rain in style. The redesign of its bestselling Liu raincoat is designed to be purposely oversized, both for fashion, darling, but also so you can fit jumpers etc beneath it. Those waist ties mean you can cinch it in to be as flattering as you like, and the wrists do the same, so you can avoid getting soggy sleeves.

Waterproof: Shower-resistant

The weather in this country is unpredictable at best, so having a coat you can pull out or stash away in an instant will be a handbag essential this summer (by the looks of things). This one from M&S is super lightweight and floaty, which means it easily packs away into a little bag once the downpour stops.

Waterproof: Shower-proof

The best part of summer is the outfits, and you don’t want to have to sacrifice a great outfit combo by smacking a waterproof over the top. Luckily, this unisex Hunter option showcases what’s underneath while keeping you dry, making it the perfect accoutrement to your festival ‘fit.

Waterproof: Water-repellant.

Uniqlo is there for us through all the seasons, so naturally it has a packable parka that comes in a range of summery colours. I’m also a fan of this wine-coloured parka that’s not quite so lightweight, but will transition nicely from season to season.

Waterproof: Water-repellant.

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Trench coats are a staple for a reason, not least because they’re needed in this in-between of spring and summer we’re in, but also because they look timeless. This one from Damson Madder is reversible, so you can choose between gingham and red, depending on what matches your outfit. It even has a funnel neck, so you’ll be bang on trend – even if you do have a soggy head. But that’s what hats are made for!

Waterproof: Shower-proof.

If the sun isn’t going to shine, you might as well do it. This shorter Rains jacket is made from a glazed shell, which will match the glossy eye looks you’re donning this season.

Waterproof: Protection from light rain.

Okay, I know what you’re thinking: who has £500 to drop on a rain coat? To which I’d rebuff: think about cost per wear. We live in a rainy country, so there’s an absolute guarantee you’ll get plenty of wear from this stylish Barbour x Ganni collab. Still can’t justify it? This leopard print coat from George is a more affordable alternative.

Waterproof: Waterproof.

Sometimes fashion is not the main motive, but if you want to stay stylish and protected on everything from dog walks, to long hikes and office commutes, this Regatta number has got your back. Literally.

Waterproof: Water-repellant.

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