10 Rainy Day Outfits for Pinterest Boards and Saves

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How long you’ll be outside decides which of these ideas makes the most sense, from the classic raincoat for a long wet commute to the oversized sweatshirt and leggings for a quick dash.

The ideas run from single-coat outfits to layered sets built from pieces you probably own already, so pick by the weather and the length of your walk, then keep everything else simple.

1. The Classic Raincoat

Woman in a bright blue hooded raincoat posing by a foggy waterfront pier.
The bright blue raincoat adds a pop of color to a foggy day. · 📷 @jana_moment

A bright blue hooded raincoat does the one job a rainy day demands, and it does it in a color that keeps a gray, foggy morning from swallowing you whole.

I’d pick a hood that’s attached, since an umbrella gets tiring fast.

Throw it over jeans, a knit and plain boots from your closet, and the outfit is done. The coat is the outfit, so the rest can stay quiet.

Buy it once, in a color you’ll still like after the trends have moved on.

2. Trench Coat and Maxi Skirt

Woman wearing a beige cropped trench coat and a black denim maxi skirt.
The cropped trench coat balances nicely with the long denim skirt. · 📷 @rachknightshaw

Short trench coats and long skirts balance each other well, which is why a cropped beige trench over a black denim maxi skirt works so easily.

The short hem keeps the coat from adding length on top of a skirt that already runs long. A plain white tee underneath keeps things simple.

If you’re petite or curvy, I’d keep the skirt fitted through the waist so the cropped coat has a clear place to land.

3. Gray Wide Leg Trousers and Cardigan

Woman wearing a gray cardigan and wide leg trousers standing on a city sidewalk
The gray cardigan over wide-leg trousers creates a calm, put-together look. · 📷 @allezegna

Gray on gray looks calm and put together, and a cardigan over wide-leg trousers gives you that without much effort.

Wide legs give you room to move, but they can drag on wet pavement, so check the hem length against the shoes you’d actually wear. A black bag adds contrast against all that gray.

I like this for office days when you’d rather skip the blazer. Most closets already hold the pieces.

4. Long Puffer Coat and Baggy Overalls

Woman in long black puffer coat and camouflage baggy pants walking outdoors.
The long black puffer coat keeps the baggy overalls warm and comfortable. · 📷 @katherineroesler

Baggy camo overalls under a long black puffer coat make a rainy outfit that’s easy to move in and hard to ruin.

The long coat covers the seat and thighs, so the loose pants don’t leave you chilly. Pair the two with sturdy shoes, and you have a look for errands or a long walk.

Wearing a bold pattern under a plain black coat keeps the whole thing from feeling busy.

5. Running Shoes and Thin Insulated Jacket

Woman wearing a black insulated jacket, patterned leggings, and black running shoes outdoors.
The black insulated jacket and running shoes are perfect for a busy day out. · 📷 The Runner's Plate

Running shoes and a thin insulated jacket suit the days when you’ll be on your feet and don’t want to feel weighed down.

A quilted hooded jacket adds warmth without bulk, and patterned leggings keep the outfit lively. Choose shoes with real grip, since wet sidewalks are slippery.

I’d go this route for school pickup, dog walks or a busy day of errands. It’s comfort first, with a little polish.

6. Bright Yellow Cardigan and Cropped Jeans

Woman wearing a bright yellow cardigan and blue cropped jeans in a bedroom.
The bright yellow cardigan brings cheer to a dull rainy day outfit. · 📷 @brightonkbutler

A bright yellow cable-knit cardigan with cropped jeans is the cheerful answer to a dull forecast.

Cropped jeans are practical in the rain because the hems stay off wet ground. Let the cardigan be the only loud piece, and keep everything else simple, like a plain top underneath.

Cable knit has texture that makes the yellow look richer. I’d keep an umbrella handy, since a knit isn’t made for a real downpour.

7. Cropped Peacoat and Tall Boots

Person wearing a brown cropped peacoat and tall brown boots on a bridge.
The cropped peacoat and tall boots create a stylish silhouette for a rainy day. · 📷 @jenw_

A cropped peacoat stops at the hip, and tall boots go with it nicely when you want your legs to look longer.

Brown on brown is an easy match. Patterned tights add interest between the hem and the boot tops, and I’d keep the coat the plainest piece in the outfit.

Since the coat is short, I wouldn’t count on it in a heavy downpour. Save it for drizzle, or carry an umbrella.

8. Oversized Sweatshirt and Leggings

Woman wearing an oversized grey sweatshirt, black leggings, and white sneakers on a porch.
The oversized sweatshirt offers comfort while the leggings keep the look sleek. · 📷 @willowchicboutique

Few outfits are as easy as a gray oversized sweatshirt, black leggings and white sneakers.

The loose top and fitted bottoms balance each other, so you get comfort without looking swallowed up. A graphic print like the red lettering here gives a plain set some personality.

Covered porches and short trips to the car suit this best. White sneakers will show every puddle splash, so I’d choose a darker pair if your day involves a lot of walking outside.

9. Rainy Day Casual Outfit

Woman wearing a brown leather jacket, white hoodie, and white sweatpants on autumn street
The leather jacket adds structure to a casual hoodie and sweatpants combination. · 📷 @chynasolder

Layering a leather jacket over a hoodie is the simplest way to make sweatpants look intentional.

White hoodie and white sweatpants read as one clean base, and a brown leather jacket on top gives the set some structure.

A cap keeps drizzle off your face and your hair out of the way. I’d finish with sneakers you don’t mind getting damp.

This is a good weekend outfit for coffee runs and errands, and it uses pieces most of us already own.

10. Rainy Day Fall Outfit

Person in brown leather coat and navy trousers holding clear umbrella on wet street
The brown leather coat sheds light rain while looking polished for fall. · 📷 @elifd0gan

A brown leather coat, a scarf and wide-leg jeans make a cozy autumn outfit that still looks pulled together.

Leather sheds light rain better than wool, and a scarf keeps your neck warm without adding another bulky layer. A clear umbrella is a nice detail, since it lets you see where you’re going and keeps the outfit in view.

Wide legs soak up water at the hem, so I’d choose a length that clears the ground in your shoes. Wear this with boots.

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