It’s that time of the year again– it’s Springtime, except you can never really tell what the weather’s going to be like because (1) the weather app is usually wrong, (2) you live in a rainy city, or (3) you live on the other side of the world and it’s slowly transitioning into winter…? As a Vancouver-made brand, we know this scene all too well. Luckily, we also know exactly what you need to take it on. At least, when it comes to outerwear.
This is a guide to spring outerwear. AKA, what to wear as the weather changes.
Light Down Jackets
Keyword: light. When we hear puffers or down jackets, we automatically think of winter, below zero weather, snow storm, east coast. But, there are many down jackets out there that are designed specifically for transitional weather. For example, our Re:Down® Light Puffer Jacket is crafted with 700FP recycled down, and it is designed for light warmth– best suitable for weather between 0 to 10 degrees celsius.
When dealing with unpredictable weather, you want to opt for a jacket that is lightweight and interchangeable. The Re:Down® Light Puffer Jacket has a removable crossbody strap, so you can wear it like a backpack when it’s too warm, or you can also keep yourself warm with the fleece lined pockets when it’s too cold.
The exterior recycled fabric is treated with PFC-Free DWR for water-repellency, so you don’t have to worry about the springtime rain.
Long trench coat
The people’s favourite springtime outerwear is none other than the Trench – a timeless staple that blends style, function, and versatility. Its lightweight yet protective design makes it ideal for transitioning between chilly mornings, mild afternoons, and drizzly evenings, ensuring you stay comfortable and chic throughout the season.
Our 3L Waterproof Trench is made from 100% recycled mono-fibered 20K/15K waterproof fabric with PFC-free DWR. The 20K waterproofing ensures it blocks rain even in extreme conditions, while the 15K breathability allows sweat and moisture to escape, keeping you dry inside and out. Perfect for wet and unpredictable weather.
rain jacket
Fun fact – not all rain jackets are designed as “tech-y” or “granola”. A common misconception is that rain jackets are only meant to be worn when it’s raining. That is because a lot of rain jackets are designed with only functionality in mind and not style.
Our Rain Blazer is an example of a contemporary, style-forward piece that just so happens to be waterproof. Designed to withstand medium-heavy rain up to 2 hours of exposure– and you look great doing it.
cropped rain jacket
On a warm spring day when a full jacket feels too heavy but a base layer seems too bare, a cropped jacket is the perfect choice. It provides just enough coverage to feel secure, so you can say yes to your dinner plans without worrying about the chill that might come later. Plus, it’s breezy enough to keep you comfortable, letting in just the right amount of breeze.
The Waterproof Crop Jacket is a 3 layered rain jacket that is fully seam-sealed and waterproof made with 100% recycled fabric. It is lightweight, breathable, and perfect for spring.
At Adhere To, we don’t just design outerwear—we design solutions. Our garments are built to perform in the most demanding conditions while offering a contemporary, gender-neutral aesthetic that transcends traditional fashion boundaries. Each piece is engineered with attention to detail, comfort, and durability, ensuring that you never have to sacrifice quality for sustainability.
If there is one takeaway from this, it is that transitional outerwear doesn't have to be difficult. You just haven’t found the one.
Happy Spring, everyone.
