Rain Shell
Puffit Short Oversized Rain Shell
Warmth Level
Size
One Size Fit Reference
US Women- Fits sizes
- US 2 to US 14
- Chest
- 34 to 44 in
- Body length
- 24 in
- Sleeve length
- 25 in
- Hood brim
- Extra wide
- Fit style
- Oversized crop
Choose Your Bundle
A rain jacket that respects your outfit, your hair, and your morning.
Most rain jackets ask you to compromise. A tight technical shell hides the sweater you spent an hour choosing. A cheap poncho flattens the volume in your hair and smears your makeup before you even reach the sidewalk. You end up carrying an umbrella that quits at the first gust, or you skip the outing altogether.
The Puffit short oversized rain shell was designed around a different starting point. The silhouette is roomy on purpose, so it lays gently over a chunky knit or a soft merino layer without pressing them flat. The hood brim is deliberately extra wide, so it shields your face, your bangs, and the mascara you applied ten minutes ago. Rain hits it and slides off. Wind pulls at it and the elasticated pleated hem holds its shape.
Two versions, one shell. Choose Classic for lightweight spring days between 15 and 25 C, or step up to the Fleece Lined build when the weather cools into single digits. Same silhouette. Same wide-brim hood. Just the layer of warmth you actually need.
One shell, styled every way
Wide-leg trousers, drawstring joggers, weekend denim, or a slip dress underneath. The cropped-oversized cut works over almost anything already in your rotation.
Watch the hood do its job.
The wide-brim hood is the whole point. Standard hoods collapse the moment you turn your head, letting rain hit your cheekbones and your hair. The Puffit brim is engineered to stay projected forward. It shields your face without blocking your sightline, and it folds cleanly when you pull it down.
Notice the pleated elasticated hem too. It falls loose while you walk, then subtly cinches to give the crop shape when you stop. That is why the same shell can look effortless with slouchy trousers or intentional with a dress underneath.
The details you feel every time it rains
Not a technical dossier. Just the choices we made because they change how the jacket wears on a normal wet morning.
Extra-wide foldable hood brim
Sized to shield the face, hair, and makeup, not just cover the crown. Folds flat when the sky clears so you never have a permanent lump at the neck.
Waterproof taped zips
Front and pocket zips are treated so water beads and rolls rather than soaking through. Your phone and cards stay dry in the pocket even during a proper shower.
Elasticated pleated hem
The crop lands right where the waist bends, and the pleats give the silhouette shape without a drawstring digging into a knit underneath.
Adjustable cuffs
Snap wider for layering over sleeves and pull closed to keep wind and drizzle out during a longer walk. No wet wrists at the coffee counter.
Oversized layering fit
Roomy on purpose so a chunky knit, a hoodie, or a light puffer sits underneath without compression. The shell keeps its shape rather than pulling tight.
STM-TEX weather membrane
Windproof and rain-repellent lightweight fabric that packs down small for a bag and pulls back on without heavy structure or stiffness.
One silhouette. Pick the layer that matches your season.
Classic
The lightweight everyday build. Windproof shell fabric with a smooth interior. Slips on over a t-shirt or a light knit without adding warmth you do not need.
- Featherlight for spring commutes
- Packs down for a tote or backpack
- Wear open as a shape layer on dry days
- Ideal from March through early October
Fleece Lined
Same shell, same silhouette, brushed fleece interior. Enough warmth to skip a coat on a cool wet morning without switching to a heavy winter jacket.
- Soft fleece against the skin
- Layer over a tee, skip the sweater
- Handles cold rain and gusty walks
- Bridges the awkward shoulder seasons
Where the shell earns its place
The city commute
Tote, phone, coffee, and a hood that stays put across intersections. The crop keeps the shell out of the way of your bag strap.
The weekend walk
Dogs, parks, farmers markets. Roomy enough over a hoodie, light enough to tie around the waist when the sun breaks through.
The travel week
Rolls into a carry-on side pocket. Pulls out looking presentable for a dinner reservation even after a nine-hour flight.
The Puffit shell vs. the jacket already in your closet
Puffit Short Oversized Shell
- SilhouetteCropped oversized, layer-friendly
- HoodExtra-wide brim, shields face and hair
- HemPleated elasticated for shape
- ZipsWaterproof taped construction
- VersionsClassic and Fleece Lined
- PackabilityFolds into a tote pocket
A Standard Rain Jacket
- SilhouetteSlim technical shell, compresses layers
- HoodStandard fit, collapses in wind
- HemStraight or basic drawcord
- ZipsWater can seep through the teeth
- VersionsOne weight only
- PackabilityStiff, awkward in a bag
Product moments
The wide brim, in profile
The projection you can see from the side is why rain slides off the front and stays off your face.
The fleece-lined build
Brushed interior visible along the collar and cuffs. Warm without a bulky mid-layer underneath.
Layered for a cold morning
Room for a hoodie underneath without pulling the shoulders tight or shortening the sleeves.
Full outfit, hood up
Notice how the crop hits the natural waist and lets the trouser silhouette carry the outfit.
Worn open, dry day
Works as a lightweight shape layer even when it is not raining. The pleated hem gives a defined line.
Zip and pocket construction
Waterproof taped zips on the front and side entry pocket. Nothing inside gets damp during a shower.
Questions before you decide
How does one size fit different body types?
Classic or Fleece Lined for my climate?
Will the hood actually keep rain off my face?
Is it truly waterproof or only water-resistant?
How does it pack for travel?
What is included when I order?
Stop skipping the rainy days
The oversized crop, the wide-brim hood, the pleated hem, the waterproof zips. Two warmth levels. Choose the bundle that matches how often you actually leave the house when it rains.