Yellow Rain Suit

US Army Yellow Rain Suit

This is a two-piece US Army rain suit: a hooded jacket and matching pants cut from a yellow polymer material that sheds water. It goes over your regular clothes when the weather turns, so the layers underneath stay dry. The bright yellow is easy to spot, which suits work details, outdoor chores, fishing, and anyone who has to stay out in steady rain.

Features

• Two-Piece Jacket And Pants — The set comes as separate jacket and pants, so you can wear the top alone in light rain and add the pants when the ground is wet too.
• Polymer Shell — The polymer fabric keeps rain off rather than soaking it up, and you can wipe or rinse it clean after a muddy day.
• Attached Drawcord Hood — The hood is built into the jacket, and its drawcord cinches it around your face to keep wind-driven rain out.
• Snap-Front Closure — Snaps run down the front placket, so you can fasten the jacket quickly, even with cold or wet hands.
• Front Pockets — Two lower front pockets hold small items such as gloves or a notebook.
• Raglan Sleeves — The sleeves run in one piece from the collar to the underarm, which leaves more room through the shoulders for reaching and lifting.
• High-Visibility Yellow — Yellow stands out against foliage, gray skies, and low light, so other people can see you on a work site or near a road.
• Genuine US Army Issue — This suit was made for the US Army, not for the commercial market.

Issued Wet-Weather Gear

The US Army issued this suit as a protective outer layer, made to go over uniform clothing and keep the rain off. Its plain design has a hood, a snap front, and pants that pull on over boots and trousers. Many shoppers choose it over a typical store-bought rain suit because it is genuine government issue. That also makes it a good piece for collectors and for anyone assembling period field kit.