Danefae Winter Raincoat Ladies Bornholm Black

This beautiful black DaneBornholm rain jacket is truly a quality rain jacket with a nice warm lining for colder days.

The jacket has a classic look and is really great for bike rides, walking the dog, and the many hours spent in the city, nature, and playground.

This winter rain jacket is made of 2.5 layers: an outer fabric, an interlayer, and a wind and waterproof membrane. The inside of the jacket has a comfortable fleece lining, which makes the rain jacket nice and warm.

Please note that while the rain jacket is warm, it is not as warm as our winter jackets, as it does not have a thermal interlayer. The rain jacket is therefore intended for cold spring and autumn days, as well as for winter days when it is not too frosty.
For colder winter weather, we recommend one of our waterproof winter jackets.

The rain jacket is very waterproof, breathable, and windproof.
A double front zipper that can also be unzipped from bottom to top makes the jacket very bike-friendly. The zipper is covered by a front flap that can be closed with snap buttons.

The rain jacket has 2 slanted front pockets that close with snap buttons. The (detachable) hood has good depth with a small brim and still room for a hat underneath. The hood can be adjusted with an elastic band, so the opening can be adapted to the face and vision as needed.

Elastic and Velcro at the cuffs keep out cold and rain. The jacket has a waist belt so it can be adjusted for the best fit.

The rain jacket is coated with a fluor-free coating (Bionic Finish).

- Quality rain jacket with warm lining
- 8,000 mm waterproof, breathable
- Taped seams
- Fluor-free coating (Bionic Finish)

JACKET LENGTH: Measured from the shoulder down, at the front of the jacket.
XS 101 cm,
S 103 cm,
M 105 cm,
L 107 cm,
XL 109 cm,
XXL 110 cm.

SUSTAINABILITY
We strive to follow an environmentally friendly product line as much as possible and are constantly discussing this with our suppliers.
Resource-saving and environmentally friendly! For example, the use of recycled polyester reduces dependence on the non-renewable raw material crude oil in conventional polyester production. By reusing plastic waste, e.g., PET bottles, new polyester fibers are obtained.