AGIL | ARMY GRÜN

When I first ran into the rain dress and tried it on, I was immediately amazed by the way it fitted my body, the elegant lines and the fabric (which is very soft instead of the plastic-like feeling we’re used to when it comes to rainwear).

I also was amazed by the amount of detail it entails: You can see that every detail is thought of and it is designed to be both practical and beautiful. Because of the length it's perfect for cycling since it keeps your legs dry, the cap stays on your head even when the wind is very hard and the back the dress is a bit heavier than the front so it won’t blow all directions if the wind is playing with it.
I love the soft fabric, the The elegant lines of this coat make me feel feminine and powerful.

The rain dress is a pleasure to wear and a real eye catcher. Every time I wear it, I get a lot of looks, compliments and people come up to me to ask where I got it from.

Most people associate rainwear with sweaty, shapeless objects. But the raindress is the first stylish and elegant rainwear I ever seen. I am super happy with it and I highly recommend the dress to all!

It's beautifully designed and functions gorgeously as well—my first outing with the Agile raindress was such a treat! I wore it over another jacket and arrived at my destination completely dry and comfortable.
Usually biking in the rain is something I try to avoid, as it's often rather unpleasant. The Agile raindress has changed that for me.
The material is a lovely matte fabric with a really nice hand and drape to it, not at all what you would expect from rainwear. I really love the way it's cut and have received many compliments on it—it is such a unique and special piece!
The hood has a subtle visor to it and fastens perfectly underneath the chin (it's adjustable) so my peripheral vision isn't obscured in any way.
There is a lot of care and thought that has gone into the raindress and it is evident in the way it performs and looks.

When I put it on for the first time I actually wanted it to start raining so that I could go out and bike around showing it off. It's all about dressing up and feeling good about heading out on your bicycle in the rain, and if that's not an argument for the transformative power of fashion then I don't know what is.

The dress pulls over the head, tied with a sash at the back and fastens under the arms, so it's loose enough to fit over a light jacket or coat. The skirt is long enough to give good coverage and the elastic loops around the legs keep it in place when you're cycling. The loose design gives sufficient freedom of movement and adequate ventilation without too much air resistance. A nice touch is the weighted hems on the skirt and cape, which keep everything from flapping about in the high wind.
The hood fastens snugly under the chin and the tucked design means that it stays put and doesn't impede visibility when you turn your head. It fits easily over a helmet.

It keeps me very dry and my only complaint I have so far is that the short hem on the cape at the back means a wet backside if I hop on the bike without first wiping water off the saddle.

So yes. I can definitely recommend the Raindress. If you're an urban cycle commuter and you're fed up with anoraks and nylon over-trousers in bad weather then this is the product for you.