Raincoats 

The German brand Feldten specializes in high-end impregnation, washing and protection products, intended for the treatment of textiles and other materials, such as leather. All Feldten products are manufactured in Germany under strict quality control. A perfect functional result is exactly what makes this brand a leader in its field.

The first raincoats that protected people from the rain were made of straw and grass. Their disadvantage was that they were heavy and restricted movement. In South America, they made simple waterproof clothing from latex obtained from the rubber tree. In Europe in the 18th century, a raincoat made of natural rubber was a trend.

New materials for the production of raincoats

A breakthrough in the production of raincoats occurred in the 19th century when Charles Mackintosh invented the vulcanization of rubber. This material was then more flexible and held its shape better. After World War II, new waterproof materials were invented, such as polyurethane, vinyl and nylon. Mass production caused the price to drop and the raincoat became affordable. Currently, the raincoat is a fashion trend and a common part of outfits. Different colored pants and skirts go great with it.

Raincoat - a universal piece of clothing

Pršiplášť is an integral part of trips, whether you are going camping or going on a one-day trekking. The Ace camp raincoat will reliably protect you from the rain.

Advantages of a raincoat :

• waterproof material

• dryness and comfort during wear

• practical hood

• wide range of motion

• a larger raincoat will also cover the backpack

• protection in adverse weather

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