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Must-Have Jackets From Filipino Brands For The Rainy Season

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Rainy season is officially here, which means it’s jacket weather. From oversized tailoring to statement denim, these outerwear pieces from Filipino brands will keep you warm, stylish, and protected.

“It’s now rainy season here in Manila, which means you can finally wear your Burberry trench coats outside without looking like a total weirdo,” jokes fashion creator Johan Kyle Ong in one of his videos. He’s not wrong. After months of sweltering heat, the cooler air, overcast skies, and near-daily downpours have finally given us a reason to reach for jackets again. Rainy season dressing is all about layering. Sure, a jacket keeps you warm when the temperature drops and shields you from unexpected showers, but it also instantly makes an outfit feel more put together. Whether you’re heading to the office, grabbing coffee, or dashing between meetings, the right outerwear can do the heavy lifting in both the style and practicality departments, so here are some jackets from Filipino brands worth adding to your rotation.

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Altona Jacket By Rajo Laurel

Tailored yet relaxed, the Altona Jacket strikes the sweet spot between polished and effortless. Its oversized, double-breasted silhouette makes it an easy layer over everything from office separates to casual denim, proving that understated dressing doesn’t have to be boring.

Mayumi Jacket By Elinora

Who says rainy-day dressing has to be gloomy? Crafted from sustainable corduroy, the Mayumi Jacket embraces color, texture, and personality. It’s a piece that instantly brightens grey skies while giving outfits an artsy, maximalist edge.

Flying Jacket By Bagasao Studios

Some jackets don’t need much introduction. Bagasao Studios’ Flying Jacket is clean, unfussy, and endlessly versatile—the type of outerwear you’ll instinctively throw on because it works with almost everything. Quiet luxury, but make it local.

XL Denis Jacket By CJC

White during the rainy season? Why not. CJC reimagines the classic biker jacket with an oversized silhouette, snap-button closures, and oversized patch pockets. Equal parts utilitarian and fashion-forward, it’s proof that rainy-day style doesn’t have to play it safe.

Flowing Line Jacket By Le Ngok

Denim jackets are wardrobe staples, but Le Ngok’s Flowing Line Jacket is anything but ordinary. Thoughtful seamwork and sculptural details give this classic silhouette a fresh, architectural feel, turning it into a statement layer that can take even the simplest outfit to the next level.


Frequently Asked Questions

Lightweight jackets made from water-resistant or durable fabrics are ideal for the rainy season. Oversized blazers, denim jackets, corduroy jackets, and lightweight outerwear are great for layering without feeling too heavy.

Yes, a denim jacket can be worn during light rain or cool weather. However, it’s best to avoid prolonged exposure to heavy downpours, as denim absorbs water and takes time to dry.

Pair your jacket with breathable basics like a T-shirt or tank top, straight-leg jeans or trousers, and waterproof footwear. Layering lets you adjust to changing temperatures throughout the day.

Oversized jackets are versatile, comfortable, and easy to layer over different outfits. They also create a relaxed silhouette that works for both casual and smart-casual dressing.

Yes. Many Filipino fashion brands produce well-crafted jackets using premium materials and thoughtful design, offering everything from tailored outerwear to contemporary denim and statement pieces.

Mj Calayan

Mj Calayan

Writer

MJ Calayan is a writer in Lifestyle Asia with an affinity for stories in the intersection between fashion, pop culture, and sociology. After graduating summa cum laude from De La Salle University with a degree in AB Behavioral Science Major in Organizational and Social Systems Development Minor in Sociology, he took a leap of faith and landed his first job in the publishing industry. As a writer, his goal is to amplify voices and reveal untold stories. He’s currently in law school, balancing his Andy Sachs and Elle Woods life.

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