In partnership with reforestation nonprofits like Ecologi, a portion of every sale in 2024 / 2025 goes toward planting trees worldwide. We're also working with our manufacturers to adopt plant-based, non-toxic waterproofing and increase the use of recycled materials - aiming for all our coats to be made from 100% recycled fabrics otherwise headed for landfill.
Together we can make a difference.
We're proud to team up with Ecologi to help offset our carbon footprint by funding tree planting around the world. This partnership aligns with Drywalks’ mission to give back to the planet in a meaningful way.
Through Ecologi, trees are planted by local partners and community volunteers in regions affected by deforestation, making it easy for our customers to be part of real, lasting environmental impact.
Our coats are designed with a 20,000mm waterproof rating, which means they can withstand extremely heavy rain without letting water through. In practical terms, this rating indicates the coat can handle over 20 meters of water pressing down on the fabric before it would start to leak.
We test our coats in a laboratory using a hydrostatic head test. A column of water is applied to the fabric, and the height it can withstand without water penetrating determines the waterproof rating. A 20,000mm rating means the fabric can resist water pressure equivalent to a 20-meter high column of water, ensuring it’s highly resistant to rain, snow, and wet conditions.
When the weather turns harsh, ordinary water-resistant jackets just aren’t enough. A 20,000mm waterproof rating means your coat can withstand even the heaviest rain, driving snow, or prolonged downpours without letting a single drop through.
No. Our coats have taped seams, which prevent water from entering at stitching points, ensuring full waterproof protection.
Waterproof items can lose their waterproofing over time due to wear, tear, and improper cleaning.The durable water repellent (DWR) coating wears off, and dirt and oil can clog the waterproof membrane. Proper care, including using specialised cleaners and reproofing treatments, can restore their water-repelling abilities.
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