Raynsie



Raynsie is a weatherproof coverall,
optimized for urban riders.

Creative Direction, Product & Pattern Design.


In 2016 I had the pleasure of launching a product that I conceived and designed. The project arose from a desire to give something back to the city of Amsterdam that completely fit the attitude of its residents. Raynsie was the result, a coverall for cyclists that is waterproof, windproof, breathable, packable and reflective.

RAYNSIE wearers are out and about getting on with their busy lives. The product was developed with this in mind.

It had to be light, easy to throw in the bottom of a bag, as breathable as possible and easily pulled on over whatever you are wearing, so there's no need to compromise an outfit.


The final product combines the high technical quality needed for outdoor clothing with an Amsterdam streetwear attitude.

ADJUSTABLE PEAKED HOOD

  • Storm-proof adjustable hood
  • Front and back drawstrings
  • Internal stretch gaitor
  • Sustained visor
  • Helmet compatible
  • High visibility

YKK AQUAGUARD® WATER REPELLENT
ZIPPERS & FULLY TAPED SEAMS


REFLECTIVE DETAILS
  • Perfect visibility from every angle
  • Front central zipper and pockets
  • Hood and central back seam
  • Cuffs to signal direction
  • Lateral on both legs

COMFORT FIT
  • Two-way stretch fabric for flexibility
  • Relaxed coverall cut for a versatile outfit
  • Tapered leg with zipper for easy wearing
  • Adjustable velcro cuffs

PACKABLE
  • Packable in reversible pocket
  • Built-in carabiner for keychain or easy carrying

LIGHTWEIGHT WATERPROOF FABRIC
  • 2.5L waterproof breathable ripstop nylon
  • 10.000 mmwp/5.000 g/m2
  • Certified by Oeko-Tex Standard 100
  • Average weight of the full suit 500 gr

The patterns included an inside joke for the Dutch about the weird snacks they eat to keep up all their activity. The pattern is named ‘Hagelslag’ after the brightly coloured sugar sprinkles the Dutch eat for breakfast on buttered bread. ‘Dip’ is a reference to their love of condiments, particularly on ‘friets’. These are reflected in the lookbook imagery.