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The Goods
Rain gear that weathers a downpour with panache
Author JACQUELINE DETWILER
STORM TROUPER
High-fashion rain gear keeps the modern man dashing through the drops
• Synonymous as it is with the dapper style of London (not to mention that city’s often dreary weather), Burberry has just the thing to keep your look fresh in the rain: this yellow-trimmed oversize car coat made of water-resistant gabardine. $2,495 / www.burberry.com
• A man doesn’t stop being a man simply because he wants dry feet. That’s why Tretorn’s Sub rain boots are made of softly lined matte black rubber with thick, fisherman-style laces — so you can leave the shiny red boots to the kids. $75 / www.tretorn.com