🌸 Bring a touch of Japanese poetry to your rainy days with the Japanese Blossom rain poncho by Rainkiss! Inspired by traditional Japanese motifs and designed in Amsterdam, it reimagines the cherry blossom aesthetic with a contemporary twist. Its delicate pink flowers are scattered across an abstract background in shades of blue, turquoise, and yellow. A bright and original print to add colour to every outing in the rain.

This poncho is made from 100% recycled polyester and features a PFAS-free waterproof coating. With a 7,000 mm hydrostatic head and taped seams, it effectively protects you from heavy downpours while remaining breathable and comfortable. Lightweight at just 350 grams, it folds into its front pocket to form a compact 32 × 30 cm bag, making it easy to slip into a bag when the weather clears.

Practical for everyday use, its adjustable hood features a Velcro strap on top and drawstrings at the front: it can be worn over a helmet or tightened around the head. The adjustable Velcro cuffs limit water ingress, while the double-button side openings make it easy to access your clothing pockets and move freely. Its one size fits most people measuring between 150 and 193 cm.

The little detail that makes a difference: a hidden QR code inside the sleeve gives you access to local weather forecasts, Rainkiss news, and a Spotify playlist for dancing in the rain! A waterproof, lightweight, and colourful poncho, ideal for lovers of floral patterns and Japan-inspired design. ☔

Features:

• All Rainkiss rainwear is made from GRS (Global Recycled Standard) certified recycled polyester.

• Unlike virgin polyester, which requires petrochemical products and a large amount of water and generates potentially toxic by-products, recycled polyester is made from recycled PET, particularly from plastic bottles.

• Recycling these materials gives them a second life and prevents them from ending up in landfills or oceans.

• All Rainkiss rainwear features a PFAS-free waterproof coating, thus excluding these persistent chemical substances, often nicknamed "forever chemicals".