To sew or to seal is a question that some fabricators have answered by gearing their offerings toward products that utilize either the former or the latter, but not both. While this kind of specialization can be a viable and lucrative strategy, expanding the toolbox to incorporate both sewing and sealing can often prove even more profitable—under the right conditions.

It takes more than rain to clean a raincoat. If you clean your raincoat properly—whether it's a plastic poncho or designer water-repellent trench—that will determine how well it performs and lasts. While raincoats can withstand water exposure, excessive agitation and high temperatures can ruin the finish.

Water-resistant coats are made from natural or synthetic fibers treated with a coating that will repel light precipitation for a brief time. These coats are usually breathable and easy to care for and include fabrics such as Gore-Tex, nylon, polyester, and laminated or waxed cotton. If water no longer beads up and rolls off the surface of your raincoat, it has lost its water repellency. Luckily, there are some remedies.

Even though your raincoat probably spends most of its time exposed to water, it will get dirty with enough use. To discover the best way to wash your raincoat, check the care tag near the collar. Most manufacturers recommend machine washing your raincoat on a gentle setting. Some suggest (or require) washing with a specialized fabric cleaner designed for synthetic fabrics. If you'd prefer, you could take your raincoat to a dry cleaner to ensure it gets a professional treatment.

Your raincoat can last longer than you think with the right cleaning and care. If you clean raincoats using excessive agitation (in a washing machine) and hot water then you are ruining its finish.

So far, it feels like the summer of 2023 has had more than the usual amount of raincoat weather in Toronto. Like everything else you wear, raincoats will reward you with smarter looks and longer life if you take care of them properly. Except, because they need to repel water and keep you dry, they’re made of fabrics that most people don’t know how to clean.

Usually, we wouldn’t even have to talk about raincoats in Los Angeles. But it has been rainy recently – and it’s not like you don’t travel to places that rain. So, let’s discuss the best way to clean your raincoat. More often than not, you don’t have to take it to a dry cleaners, but you do have to treat it differently than normal laundry.

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