Emergency raincoats protect rescue workers, police officers, flood response teams and humanitarian staff from rain while keeping them visible to colleagues and traffic. We supply three types: lightweight EVA orange ponchos for rapid distribution, high-visibility reflective two-piece suits for traffic and duty work, and heavy-duty PVC flood-control suits for prolonged outdoor use. All models include reflective strips for low-light safety. Sizes range from M to 3XL, with colour options for emergency orange, hi-vis yellow, navy and olive green.

All raincoats are manufactured in China with waterproof materials and stitched or welded seams. Standard colours and sizes are available from our regular production schedule; custom colours, logos and reflective layouts can be arranged for institutional orders. We can help arrange third-party test reports based on your project requirements.

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30-Second Raincoat Selection Guide

Three raincoat types, three different duty levels. Match your scenario first, then check the detailed comparison.

• Rapid mass distribution / emergency kits? → EVA orange poncho (lightweight, one-size, individually packed).
• Traffic police / roadside duty / night work? → Hi-vis reflective two-piece suit (fluorescent yellow/orange, EN ISO 20471 Class 2/3).

• Flood control / prolonged outdoor / heavy rain? → PVC heavy-duty two-piece suit (navy or olive green, welded seams, durable).
• Police uniform issue? → Hi-vis yellow jacket + navy pants (standard police colour combination).
• Military / field training? → PVC olive green two-piece suit.
• Community emergency stockpile? → Mix: 60% EVA ponchos + 30% hi-vis suits + 10% PVC heavy-duty.

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Three Raincoat Types Compared

EVA Orange Emergency Poncho

The EVA poncho is the most economical rainwear for mass emergency distribution. Made from environmentally friendly EVA film (no plasticiser odour), it pulls over the head and covers the torso and upper legs. One size fits adults from 155cm to 185cm. Individually packed in a PE bag, it can be stored in vehicles, emergency kits and distribution centres. The bright orange colour provides basic visibility in emergency situations.

Standard EVA Poncho with Hood

Pull-over style with attached hood and drawstring. Side snaps allow arm movement. Thickness 0.03mm, weight approximately 100g. Folded size 18×12×2cm — small enough to fit in a glove box or backpack. This is the standard model for emergency stockpiles and humanitarian distribution.

Specifications: EVA film 0.03mm, one size (155-185cm), weight ~100g, hood with drawstring, side snaps, orange, 1 pc/PE bag, 100 pcs/carton.

EVA Poncho with Reflective Strip

Same as the standard model but with a 5cm wide silver reflective strip across the back for improved low-light visibility. Slightly heavier at approximately 120g. Recommended for urban emergency response and roadside use where visibility to traffic is important.

Specifications: EVA film 0.03mm, one size, weight ~120g, hood + back reflective strip (5cm), orange, 1 pc/PE bag, 100 pcs/carton.

High-Visibility Reflective Two-Piece Suit

The hi-vis suit is designed for traffic police, roadside workers, emergency responders and anyone working near traffic in wet conditions. Made from 300D oxford fabric with PU waterproof coating (5000mm hydrostatic head), it consists of a jacket and pants. High-visibility silver reflective strips are placed on the shoulders, chest, waist and lower legs to meet EN ISO 20471 Class 2 or Class 3 requirements. The fluorescent yellow or orange base colour ensures daytime visibility, while the reflective strips provide night-time visibility under vehicle headlights.

Fluorescent Yellow + Navy Pants (Police Standard)

The standard police combination: fluorescent yellow jacket with navy blue pants. Jacket features front zipper with storm flap, two waterproof pockets, adjustable cuffs with Velcro, and attached hood with drawstring. Pants have elastic waist and ankle straps. Reflective strips on jacket (shoulders, chest, waist) and pants (lower legs). Sizes M to 3XL. This is the most common model for law enforcement and traffic duty.

Specifications: 300D oxford + PU coating, 5000mm waterproof, fluorescent yellow jacket + navy pants, reflective strips (Class 2/3), sizes M-3XL, weight ~850g/set, 1 set/bag, 20 sets/carton.

Full Fluorescent Orange (Emergency Response)

All-orange hi-vis suit for emergency rescue, fire perimeter support and search-and-rescue teams. Maximum visibility in all conditions. Same construction as the yellow/navy model: 300D oxford + PU coating, reflective strips on all key areas, two-piece jacket and pants. The full orange colour makes wearers highly visible in flood, debris and low-light environments.

Specifications: 300D oxford + PU coating, 5000mm waterproof, full fluorescent orange, reflective strips (Class 3), sizes M-3XL, weight ~900g/set, 1 set/bag, 20 sets/carton.

PVC Heavy-Duty Flood Control Suit

The PVC heavy-duty suit is built for prolonged outdoor work in heavy rain, flood control and military field operations. Made from thick PVC-coated oxford fabric (0.35-0.5mm) with welded or taped seams for maximum waterproofing (8000mm+ hydrostatic head). Two-piece jacket and pants with wide reflective strips. Available in navy (police), olive green (military) and orange (emergency). Durable enough for repeated use over 1-3 years with proper care.

Navy Blue PVC Suit (Police / Flood Control)

Navy blue PVC suit for police flood response and civil protection. Jacket with front zipper + storm flap, waterproof pockets, adjustable cuffs, attached hood. Pants with elastic waist and reinforced knees. Wide silver reflective strips on jacket (chest, sleeves) and pants (lower legs). Sizes M to 3XL. Weight approximately 1.2kg per set.

Specifications: PVC coated oxford 0.4mm, 8000mm+ waterproof, navy blue, welded seams, reflective strips, sizes M-3XL, weight ~1.2kg/set, 1 set/bag, 15 sets/carton.

Olive Green PVC Suit (Military / Field)

Olive green PVC suit for military field training, border patrol and outdoor duty in wet conditions. Same heavy-duty construction as the navy model. The olive green colour is standard for military and field use. Reflective strips are available in silver (for visibility) or can be omitted for tactical use (specify when ordering).

Specifications: PVC coated oxford 0.4mm, 8000mm+ waterproof, olive green, welded seams, reflective strips (optional), sizes M-3XL, weight ~1.3kg/set, 1 set/bag, 15 sets/carton.

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Raincoat Scenario Selection

Disaster Relief Distribution

Use EVA orange ponchos for mass distribution to affected populations. One-size fits all reduces sizing errors. Individually packed for easy handling. Add reflective strip version for urban areas with traffic. For rescue workers on site, provide hi-vis reflective suits so they are visible to colleagues and vehicle operators.

Traffic Police / Roadside Duty

Use hi-vis fluorescent yellow + navy pants two-piece suit. EN ISO 20471 Class 3 for maximum visibility. Reflective strips on shoulders, chest, waist and legs. The jacket should have a storm flap over the zipper and waterproof pockets for notebooks and radios. Order by size ratio (see size chart below) and include 10% spare in the most common sizes (L-XL).

Flood Control / Rescue Operations

Use PVC heavy-duty navy or orange suits for flood response teams working in heavy rain and deep water. Welded seams prevent water ingress. Pair with flood rain boots (38-40cm shaft) for complete lower-body protection. The orange version provides better visibility in flood debris and muddy water.

Fire Perimeter / Search-and-Rescue

Use hi-vis fluorescent orange two-piece suit (Class 3) for fire perimeter support and search-and-rescue teams. The full orange colour and reflective strips ensure visibility in smoke, low light and wooded areas. Note: this is rainwear only — it does NOT replace firefighting PPE and must not be worn near flames or high heat.

Military / Field Training

Use PVC olive green two-piece suit for military field training and outdoor duty. The olive green colour matches standard military field gear. Reflective strips can be included for training safety or omitted for tactical use. PVC material withstands rough field conditions and repeated folding.

Community Emergency Stockpile

Recommended mix for a community stockpile: 60% EVA orange ponchos (for mass distribution), 30% hi-vis reflective suits (for community emergency response team members), 10% PVC heavy-duty suits (for flood control and prolonged use). Store in a dry warehouse; EVA ponchos have a 5-year shelf life if unopened; PVC and oxford suits last 3-5 years in storage.

High-Visibility Standards Explained

High-visibility (hi-vis) clothing is rated by EN ISO 20471, the international standard for high-visibility warning clothing. Three classes define the minimum area of fluorescent background material and reflective strips:

Our hi-vis reflective suits meet Class 2 (fluorescent yellow jacket + navy pants) or Class 3 (full fluorescent orange) depending on the model. For projects requiring specific certification, we can help arrange third-party test reports based on your project requirements.

Size Chart and Allocation Guide

Typical size ratio for mixed adult teams: M:L:XL:2XL:3XL = 1:3:4:3:1. Sizes L and XL account for approximately 70% of demand. Always order 10% extra in sizes L and XL for replacements. For all-male teams, shift toward XL-2XL. For teams wearing heavy uniforms or winter layers underneath, size up by one level.

Material Selection Guide

Sample Evaluation Checklist

1. Check material: Verify fabric type (EVA/oxford/PVC), thickness and coating. For EVA, check for plasticiser odour (should be minimal).
2. Test waterproofing: Spray water on the surface — water should bead and run off. Check seams for leakage (turn inside out and spray).
3. Inspect reflective strips: Check strip width (minimum 5cm), placement (shoulders, chest, waist, legs), and adhesion (pull gently — should not peel).
4. Test zippers and closures: Zip and unzip several times. Check storm flap covers the zipper fully. Test Velcro cuffs and hood drawstrings.

5. Try on with uniform: Wear the raincoat over actual work uniform or winter layers. Raise arms, bend, squat, walk — should not restrict movement.

6. Check hood visibility: Put on the hood and turn head side to side. Peripheral vision should not be blocked. Hood should stay on in wind.

7. Verify size: Measure chest, length and sleeve length against the size chart. Check pants length and ankle fit.

8. Repack test: Fold and repack into the storage bag. Confirm it fits without excessive force.

Order Configuration Example: 200-Person Flood Response Kit

A 20ft container holds approximately 28-33m³. This 200-person kit fills about 9-11% of one container, leaving room for rain boots, blankets, tents and other emergency supplies. We can help you mix products to fill the container efficiently.

Packing, Labelling and Delivery

EVA ponchos: individually packed in PE bags, 100 pieces per export carton. Hi-vis and PVC suits: each set in a storage bag, 15-20 sets per carton. Cartons labelled with product name, size, quantity, colour and carton number. For institutional orders, we can print project-specific labels and multilingual markings (English, French, Spanish, Arabic). Size-specific cartons are available to simplify distribution — each carton contains one size only.

Standard production lead time is 15-25 working days for stock colours and sizes. Custom colours, logo printing or special reflective layouts add 10-15 working days. For emergency rush orders, we can start production within 72 hours of confirmation. Final delivery dates are confirmed in the contract.

Care, Maintenance and Storage

• EVA ponchos: Single-use or short-term use. If lightly used, rinse with fresh water, dry completely and refold. Do not machine wash. Discard if torn or if the material becomes brittle.
• Oxford/PU suits: Wipe clean with damp cloth and mild soap. Do not machine wash or dry clean — the PU coating will delaminate. Hang to dry after each use; do not store wet.
• PVC suits: Rinse with fresh water after use, especially after exposure to salt water or chemicals. Hang to dry away from direct heat. Apply silicone spray to PVC annually to prevent drying and cracking.

• Reflective strips: Wipe clean with damp cloth. Do not scrub or use abrasive cleaners — the reflective surface will degrade. Replace the garment if reflective strips peel or lose brightness.
• Storage: Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources. Hang suits on wide hangers; do not fold for long periods (creases weaken coating). EVA ponchos in original PE bags have 5-year shelf life.
• Inspection: Check before each use for tears, delamination, failed zippers and peeling reflective strips. Repair small tears with repair tape; retire if damage exceeds 5cm or if waterproofing is compromised.
• Lifespan: EVA poncho: single use to 3 months. Oxford/PU suit: 6-12 months regular use. PVC suit: 1-3 years regular use. Storage life (unopened): 3-5 years.

Certifications and Testing

We can help arrange third-party test reports based on your project requirements. Commonly requested standards include:

• High visibility: EN ISO 20471 (Class 1/2/3), ANSI/ISEA 107
• Waterproof: ISO 811 / AATCC 127 hydrostatic head test (mm water column)
• Material safety: REACH (EU), RoHS, phthalate-free (for EVA)

• Flame retardancy: Optional — EN 13501-1 or CPAI-84 (note: rainwear is not inherently flame retardant unless specified)
• Seam strength: ISO 13935 (seam tensile strength)

Batch traceability is available: each production lot records material supplier, coating batch, production date and test results. For large tenders, we can provide a batch document pack with each shipment.

Key Raincoat Procurement Points

1. Confirm the use scenario first: Mass distribution (EVA poncho), duty work (hi-vis suit), or heavy rain (PVC suit). Do not use one type for all scenarios.
2. Specify visibility class: Class 2 for roadside, Class 3 for highway/night. A bright colour alone is not a hi-vis class — reflective strips are required.
3. Check waterproof rating: Ask for hydrostatic head in mm (5000mm for duty, 8000mm+ for heavy rain). "Waterproof" alone is not measurable.
4. Size for layers underneath: Raincoats are worn over uniforms or winter clothing. Order one size up if heavy layers are expected. Use the size allocation ratio, not "one size fits all".
5. Verify seam construction: Taped or welded seams are waterproof; stitched-only seams leak. Check sample seams before bulk order.
6. Confirm reflective strip placement: Shoulders, chest, waist and legs for Class 3. Strips should be 5cm minimum width and securely bonded.
7. Colour by organisation: Orange = emergency/general, yellow+navy = police, olive green = military. Confirm colour requirements before production.
8. Plan spare ratio: Order 10% extra in sizes L-XL. EVA ponchos can be ordered 20% extra as they are low cost and easily damaged.

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Emergency Raincoat FAQ

What is the difference between a poncho and a two-piece rain suit?

A poncho is a single pull-over garment that covers the torso and upper legs, leaving arms partially exposed. It is lightweight (72-150g), one-size-fits-all, and low cost — ideal for mass distribution. A two-piece suit (jacket + pants) provides full body coverage, is fitted by size (M-3XL), and offers higher waterproofing (5000-8000mm). It is heavier (800g-1.5kg) and more expensive — ideal for duty work and prolonged use.

What does EN ISO 20471 Class 2 or Class 3 mean?

EN ISO 20471 is the international standard for high-visibility warning clothing. Class 2 requires at least 0.50m² of fluorescent material and 0.13m² of reflective strips — suitable for roadside workers and traffic control. Class 3 requires at least 0.80m² fluorescent and 0.20m² reflective — suitable for highway workers, emergency responders and night work. A bright colour alone does not meet either class; reflective strips are required.

How waterproof are these raincoats?

EVA ponchos provide basic protection for light to medium rain. Hi-vis oxford/PU suits rate at 5000mm hydrostatic head (withstands moderate to heavy rain). PVC heavy-duty suits rate at 8000mm+ (withstands prolonged heavy rain). Waterproofing is measured by ISO 811 hydrostatic head test — the higher the mm value, the more water pressure the fabric withstands before leaking.

What size should I order for my team?

Use the size chart: M (160-170cm), L (165-175cm), XL (170-180cm), 2XL (175-185cm), 3XL (180-190cm). For mixed adult teams, use ratio M:L:XL:2XL:3XL = 1:3:4:3:1. If uniforms or winter layers are worn underneath, size up by one level. Always order 10% extra in sizes L and XL.

Can I customise the colour or print logos?

Yes. Standard colours: orange (EVA), fluorescent yellow/orange (hi-vis), navy/olive green/orange (PVC). Custom colours require a production run and add 10-15 working days. Logo printing (silk-screen or heat-transfer) is available on the chest, back and sleeves. Provide artwork in vector format (AI or EPS). For police or military markings, confirm authorisation before production.

Are the seams waterproof?

Hi-vis and PVC suits have taped or welded seams for waterproofing. EVA ponchos have heat-sealed side seams. Always check a sample before bulk order — stitched-only seams will leak in heavy rain. In the sample evaluation, turn the garment inside out and spray water on the seams to verify.

How should raincoats be stored long-term?

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat. Hang suits on wide hangers — do not fold for long periods as creases weaken the coating. EVA ponchos in original PE bags have a 5-year shelf life. Oxford/PU and PVC suits last 3-5 years in storage. Inspect annually for cracking, delamination and peeling reflective strips.

Can these raincoats be used for firefighting?

No. These are rainwear only — they are NOT firefighting PPE. They do not provide flame, heat or chemical protection. Fire perimeter support personnel can wear hi-vis rain suits for rain protection outside the fire zone, but must not enter structures or approach flames. Structural firefighting requires dedicated turnout gear.

What is the difference between EVA and PVC raincoats?

EVA (ethylene-vinyl acetate) is a soft, lightweight, odour-free plastic film used for disposable/short-term ponchos. It is low cost but tears easily. PVC (polyvinyl chloride) is a thicker, heavier, very durable coating used for heavy-duty suits. PVC is fully waterproof (8000mm+) and long-lasting but less breathable and can stiffen in cold weather. Oxford+PU is in between — breathable, flexible and 5000mm waterproof.

How many raincoats fit in a 20ft container?

Approximately: EVA ponchos — 50,000-80,000 pieces (very compact). Hi-vis suits — 3,000-4,000 sets. PVC suits — 2,000-3,000 sets. A mixed order of 200 items (100 ponchos + 60 hi-vis + 40 PVC) takes about 3m³, or 9-11% of one 20ft container. We can help you mix products to fill the container efficiently.

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How do I check reflective strip quality?

Check strip width (minimum 5cm for Class 2/3), placement (shoulders, chest, waist, legs), and adhesion (pull gently — should not peel). At night, shine a vehicle headlight at the strips from 50m — they should glow brightly. If strips appear dull or peel at the edges, the garment should be retired.

Can raincoats be washed?

EVA ponchos: wipe only, do not machine wash. Oxford/PU suits: wipe with damp cloth and mild soap — do not machine wash or dry clean (coating will delaminate). PVC suits: rinse with fresh water, can be wiped with mild soap. Hang all garments to dry after cleaning; never store wet.

What accessories are available with raincoats?

Standard: storage bag (hi-vis and PVC suits), hood with drawstring, adjustable cuffs, waterproof pockets. Optional: rain boots (38-40cm PVC), rain hat, glove clips, removable reflective leg bands, carry bag for EVA ponchos. We can supply complete rain kits (raincoat + boots + bag) for institutional orders.

How should I allocate sizes for a police department order?

For a mixed police department, use ratio M:L:XL:2XL:3XL = 1:2:4:3:1 (shift toward larger sizes for male-dominated forces). Officers wearing bulletproof vests or winter uniforms should size up by one level. Order 10% spare in XL and 2XL. Navy pants + fluorescent yellow jacket is the standard police colour combination; confirm local uniform regulations before production.

Get an Emergency Raincoat Proposal

Tell us your scenario (disaster distribution, traffic police, flood control, military), team size, expected rainfall conditions, and any uniform or visibility requirements. We will recommend the right raincoat type, size mix and quantity, calculate packing and container loading, and provide a complete specification sheet.

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