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This feature originally appears in Complex's April/May issue.
The Paddington Bear look? Washed. Whether there’s an intermittent drizzle or torrential downpour, gear that stands up to the rain no longer has to look comically technical, or come in traditionally awful fits. Lightweight rain parkas from Hunter keep everything dry while maintaining a slim silhouette. Dressed-up mock leather boots from Japanese brand RainMan can handle more than just puddles, and look just as good in the office as they do on soaked city streets. In other words, no one will ever catch you (or your rainy day style) slippin’.
Photography by Will Styer
Styling by Jeremy Parker
Pumped-Up Rain Boots
RainMan Dustin Boots, $310, available at noblebarbarian.com
The Rainproof Rucksack That Has Your Back
Norse Projects Isak Nylon Rucksack, $195, available at norseprojects.com
A Bucket Hat Built for Buckets of Water
Stutterheim Raincoats Beppe Camo Bucket Hat, $135, available at stutterheim.com
Weatherproof Black Jeans That Give New Meaning to the Term "Flood Pants"
Outlier Slim Dungarees, $198, available at outlier.cc
One Slick Slicker From the Masters of Waterproof Boots
Hunter Original Smooth Matte Vinyl Coat, $245, available at us.hunterboots.com
Low-Profile Kicks That Won't Slip
People Footwear Phillips, $60, available soon at peoplefootwear.com
The Portable Umbrella for Surprise Showers
Blunt Lite Umbrella, $69, bluntumbrellas.com
A Button-Down That's Down for Wet Weather
Isaora Utility Poplin Button-Up, $145, available at isaora.com
Filson's Luxe Field Watch You Can Count On Anytime
Filson Mackinaw Field Watch, $625, available at filson.com
