Woman’s Raincoat – Waterproof Slicker Shell Rain Jacket (S-3XL, Plus Size)

I bought the pink one for my daughter because she has to walk home about a block from the school bus stop. She is 5’2” tall and 118 lbs., so I got her the medium and it fits nicely. The coat has a rubbery rain slicker feel, and a string around the waist on the inside so you can give it a more fitted look. I liked this coat so well I bought the yellow one for myself. My husband says I look like a crossing guard now. LOL. I weigh 180 lbs and only 5’ tall so I took a chance and got the 2x because other reviewers had said the arms were tight and my upper arms are fleshy. It fits me perfectly, not too long in the sleeve length, the shoulders don’t droop. If anything it might be a couple of inches too long in overall length but that’s my problem because of my short legs. I would recommend this coat.

I need a new raincoat. This is just adorable and looked to be able to withstand the heavy rain I've frequently encountered visiting my daughter in Lake Charles, LA. However, I had a hard time getting my bare arms in the skinny sleeves. I buy a lot of 1X clothes and the sleeves are usually more generous, particularly the coats as people may want to add a sweater under them. No one buying a 1X garment will ever complain about the sleeves being too big; too long, maybe, but never too big. The sleeves need to be bigger in circumference.

I've been looking for a stylish rain jacket with a hood for a while now and I came upon this one. It was a great price and arrived quickly. The fit is really nice because of the adjustable ties on the inside of the jacket so you can create a waist if you want. I had read that some other people complained that the upper sleeves were a little tight so I ordered the next size up and it fits perfectly. The hood is roomy but not too large. You can fold it back if it's bigger than you like. The stripe lining really makes this jacket unique and fashionable. I love this and I think you will too.

I ordered one size up as recommended and I received my jacket that was obviously a returned item. It was heavily taped up in a folded bag and after I got all the tape off I tried it on and it was huge so it attempted to find the waist cincher cords. Only finding 1 I gently pulled it but noticed quickly that it wasn't doing anything except pulling out. I felt the end coming through so I had to re-feed it through the channel and found the hole where it should have been and I fished it through the hole and the entire cord was frayed. I trimmed the frays and then properly knotted the ends after both ends were hanging out this time. After cinching it properly, it is really a nice coat but still runs a little big. Another caveat is its warmer because of the water repellent 'rubberized' fabric and you cannot wash it or dry clean it.

Like other have said, this coat is really cute and stylish. I worried about the pink color being childish, but it is not at all. It's a light salmon pink color, not a "baby pink."The raincoat is basically an upgraded, fashionable version of an old-timey slicker. The fabric is "rubberized" to resist water, but it's still soft and flexible. I don't necessarily consider this coat to be lightweight, but I live in the South. I think it would be too hot for me to wear between May and September. Your mileage may vary.I got a size Medium and it's about right, but maybe a teeny bit on the small side for a coat that you'll layer over clothes. If you plan to wear it over bulky sweaters, you may want to size up. I don' think going up a size will look sloppy because of the cinched waist.For reference, I am 5'5" and 135 lbs at the moment (Covid weight) and am probably now closer to a size 8 than my normal 6.One thing about the interior waist cord -- it came knotted to hold the cinch, so that's not quickly adjustable. I took out the knot and added a cord lock slider (you can buy them on Amazon).As others have said, the hood is generously oversized so it will keep your hair dry, but it may also limit your vision a bit. There is no drawstring on the hood and it is NOT removable. Without a drawstring, I found the hood blew off my head easily. So now I keep a long, lightweight scarf in the coat pocket so I can use it to cinch in the hood.Another nice feature: The back is cut slightly longer and rounded, to cover your bottom if you have to sit.The biggest problem is that this is jacket length, not coat length. It could easily be 6 to 10 inches longer and still be above the knee. My legs get weight between the jacket and my rain boots.I agree that the sleeves are slightly short, but they come down to my wrist bone. Anyone with long arms could uncuff or refold the sleeves for about 3 more inches of length. The lining fabric that shows at the cuffs is NOT waterproof.Overall, I think this was a great buy. My other rain jackets will withstand a drizzle or light rain, but become soaked through in a downpour. I think this one will perform well.

The jacket is great quality for the price. I absolutely love this rain jacket and might buy in another color!

The jacket is very pretty, I bought the black, and very well made. Not cheap looking at all . Its lightweight but yet has some weight to it. I haven't used it for the rain yet. But material is waterproof just by the feel of it. I normally wear an XL , so that;s what i ordered . I'ts a bit big, i should have gotten the L ,but I can get away with it because of the drawstring or if I wanted to wear a thicker sweater underneath. so all in all I'm happy with the purchase and worth the money

Looks good. Shower proof. Only got slightly damp at the elbows once in a torrential downpour so happy with that. The reason for the 3 stars is due to the ridiculous hood. I have a fairly normal, average size head but when I put the hood up, it comes all the way over my eyes and down beyond my nose. The hood is important for keeping one dry in the rain but this one is unusable. Sure, as others have said, you can fold it back but it's not designed to do so and therefore, looks silly and the inside material gets wet. Also, the arms are the correct length, so folding the sleeves up to reveal the nice, stripy inside is not possible unless you have very stumpy arms.