Styles
Important styles of raincoat include:
- Anorak, derived from traditional Inuit designs
- Cagoule, also Cagoul, Kagoule, Kagool
- Driza-Bone, Australian oiled cotton
- Gannex
- Inverness cape
- Mackintosh, rubberised cloth
- Poncho
- Sou'wester
- Trench coat
- Waxed jacket
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