Be stylishly prepared for those April showers with this cool collection from two of our favourite design brands.
Design brand MADE.COM has partnered with Danish rainwear brand Rains on a capsule collection of waterproof bags and outerwear just launched in time for spring – and we’ve placed our orders already.
MADE x Rains Jacket, Green, from £75; MADE x Rains Tote Bag, Dusty Mint Green, from £39, Made.com.
As an ode to the North, the collaboration explores a colour palette inspired by the Northern Lights. Focusing on the green of Aurora Borealis, MADE x Rains have created a tonal collection including the colours Dusty Mint, Green and Pacific, all from the Rains archive.
MADE x Rains Mini Backpack, Dusty Mint Green, from £69, Made.com.
The MADE x Rains Northern Lights colour palette has been applied to a number of signature pieces from the Scandinavian rainwear brand’s SS19 collection.
MADE x Rains Tote Backpack, Dusty Mint Green, from £99, Made.com.
The line-up includes: Backpack Mini, Tote Backpack, Weekend Duffel and Tote Bag Rush.
MADE x Rains Weekend Duffle Bag, Pacific Green, from £59, Made.com.
From the brand’s outerwear collection, products available include the signature raincoat, Jacket, in Dusty Mint and Green (shown above).
MADE x Rains Jacket, Dusty Mint Green, from £75, Made.com.
Ruth Wasserman, MADE.COM Design Director said: “We love collaborating with exciting new partners and our team were already big fans of Rains. We have a shared passion for design, innovation and style which made this collaboration a no brainer. The modern, nordic aesthetic synonymous with Rains and the Northern Lights inspiration made the colour choices of this collection a seamless process.”
MADE x Rains Mini Backpack, Ice Grey Stone Charcoal, from £69, Made.com.
If you love this colour palette, MADE will also be expanding its lifestyle offering with complimentary tones. A collaboration with renowned Dutch bike brand, Veloretti, will see mint and green bikes, each in two sizes – and to complete the look, MADE will be introducing their Bobbin bike helmets from 2018, in new colourways.
