Rain Jackets for Women Over 60 That Look Stylish

Who’s ready for some great outerwear?! Rainy weather will be here before we know it, and let’s face it, finding a rain jacket past 60 isn’t just about staying dry. It’s about looking polished, covering what you want, having useful features, and still feeling like yourself! These picks bring together waterproof fabrics, flattering cuts, hoods that actually work, and some modern style, so you’re not just “weather prepared,” you’re stylish too.

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Modern Rain Jackets That Look Stylish and Keep You Dry

I love this classic navy blue color, and please tell me you see that striped lining!? How cute is that? It also has an adjustable waist, and the hood is detachable, so if you want to wear it as a windbreaker, that works, too.

Nordstrom Long Rain Coat

Here’s a modern take on the traditional raincoat. This Long Rain Coat version gives serious protection without overwhelming your frame. The length helps keep more of your outfit dry, especially if you wear dresses or longer skirts. I love that it likely has structured shoulders or a trim silhouette to prevent the coat from looking too shapeless.

• Full-length coverage for better protection
• Clean, structured design that flatters mature body shapes
• Works well over dresses or pants alike
• Makes rainy days feel less like a style compromise

Nordstrom Reversible A-Line Raincoat

Reversible A-Line Raincoat is genius! You get two looks in one jacket, depending on your mood or outfit. The A-line shape helps balance hips and give a flattering silhouette. This would be especially nice if you want something forgiving but elegant.

• Two-in-one reversible design
• A-line cut gives gentle shaping
• Hooded or structured collar for rain protection
• Stylish option that matches multiple outfits

Lands’ End Squall Packable Long Raincoat

Packable Raincoats are travel lifesavers! Easily fold and toss it in a tote or suitcase to pull it out when the weather changes. The long length means more protection, and it probably has simple lines so you don’t feel “coated” but still get warmth and dryness.

• Lightweight and packable for convenience
• Long cut for more coverage
• Practical for travel or unpredictable weather
• Clean, simple design that layers easily

Lands’ End Squall Waterproof Modern Trench Raincoat

Bond, James Bond! Trench-style coats feel classic, polished, and can be very flattering. With this Modern Trench design, you get the classic waist belt, which lets you define your shape. Also available in a gorgeous green.

• Trench silhouette adds polish and structure
• Waist cinch options help shape
• Waterproof fabric for real rain protection
• Good with boots, pants, skirts, or dresses

Lands’ End Squall Packable Rain Jacket

If you want something shorter and easier to move in, this vibrant green Packable Rain Jacket is perfect. It’s hip-length or slightly longer, so it gives protection without dragging behind you. Great when you’re running errands. It won’t flap in the wind, it’s easy to store, AND it’s packable!

• Shorter, more mobile cut
• Compact and packable
• Practical for everyday errand running
• Stylish enough to wear out

Lands’ End Squall Hooded Waterproof Raincoat

A real hood that works is non-negotiable! This Hooded Waterproof Raincoat has a hood that’s adjustable, sleeve cuffs, sealed seams, PLUS a fleece-lined upper! This would have come in handy when I was visiting Ashleigh in Alaska! Good if you want full rain protection with style.

• Hooded design for full head protection
• Waterproof fabric that repels rain
• Enough length to protect clothing underneath
• Practical and stylish

Lands’ End Squall Packable Waterproof Raincoat

Another packable, super cute raincoat. Love the blue! If you live in a place with sporadic showers, this jacket will be your BFF. Lightweight, with rain-proof features like sealed seams and elastic cuffs, you’ll appreciate having it when the skies open up unexpectedly.

• Ultra-lightweight and packable
• Built-in weather protections (likely)
• Easy to carry in a bag
• Gets you through surprise showers

Columbia Arcadia II Jacket (Alpenglow)

Columbia’s Arcadia line is known for getting the basics right: waterproofing, breathability, hood, you know – things that matter, lol. I’m not sure where the color “Alpenglow” comes from, but it’s lovely. If you want sporty + stylish, this is one to check out.

• Waterproof + breathable fabric
• Active cut for movement
• Color option (warm accent) adds style
• Practical hood and zip pockets

The North Face Antora Rain Parka

Here’s a name that is synonymous with good outerwear! North Face always delivers on performance, and this parka would work in serious rain. Adjustable hood, sealed seams, roomy pockets, these matter, especially as we get older and want things that do double duty. Available in several other colors, including a beautiful periwinkle.

• Parka length for extra coverage
• Sealed seams + waterproof shell
• Functional pockets and hood
• Great for heavier rainfall and layering

Rain doesn’t mean frumpy! With these jackets, you can stay dry and look pulled-together. Which jacket are you thinking will carry you through your rainy errands first?

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