The Renwick Rain Jacket was built with one of the world's top outerwear factories — and it shows. A 10K water resistance rating means it can handle serious rain on the course without soaking through, while the TPU membrane with 8K water vapor transmission keeps air moving so you don't overheat underneath. Mesh fabric under the flaps allows airflow during your swing. Full zip. Mock neck with hood. RNWK Signature stripe details at interior and silicone dipped drawstrings. Side pockets. Adjustable Velcro tabs at cuffs. Machine wash.
This is performance outerwear that earns its place in your golf bag — and looks good enough to wear anywhere else. Sister-founded by Pippa and Sarah, Renwick makes pieces for active women who don't want to compromise on quality or style.
Fit & Fabric
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Water Resistance
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10K rating (resists up to 10,000 mmH₂O of water pressure)
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Breathability
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TPU membrane, 8K water vapor transmission (8,000 g/m² )
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Features
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Mesh airflow panels, full zip, hood, adjustable cuffs
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Pockets
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Side pockets
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Fit
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Relaxed layer fit; true to size
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Sizing
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XS–XL (numeric 0–12)
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Care
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Machine wash
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Origin
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Imported; made by a top-rated outerwear factory
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FAQ
What does a 10K water resistance rating mean? It means the fabric can withstand 10,000 millimeters of water pressure before it lets moisture through — enough to keep you dry in sustained, heavy rain on the course. Most light rain jackets rate at 5K or less; this is built for serious weather.
Will I overheat wearing this during a round? No — the TPU membrane has an 8K breathability rating, allowing sweat vapor to escape while keeping rain out. Mesh panels under the flaps add additional airflow during your swing.
Does it pack down small enough for a golf bag? Yes — it's lightweight and designed to live in your bag so it's there when you need it.
Can I wear it off the course? Absolutely. The clean mock neck and full-zip silhouette make it a versatile everyday rain layer — not just a golf piece.
Is it machine washable? Yes. Machine wash cold; do not use fabric softener, which can degrade the DWR water-repellant finish over time.
