The materials and manufacturing processes of raincoats have continuously evolved with the times, from traditional natural materials to modern polymer technology, taking into account waterproofness, breathability, lightweight, and environmental friendliness.
Modern raincoats use a variety of waterproof fabrics, mainly including rubberized fabric, waterproof cloth, plastic film, and various functional fabrics.
Nylon Oxford cloth is easy to wash and quick-drying, and has good breathability; fabrics using high-density waterproof coating technology can effectively resist heavy rain; while materials with breathable microporous designs solve the problem of stuffiness and sweat in traditional raincoats, improving wearing comfort.
In terms of manufacturing processes, in addition to traditional sewing, technologies such as computer-controlled high-pressure PU heat sealing effectively prevent rainwater from seeping in through needle holes, enhancing the waterproof effect.
