Over 60 Million Items Sold Since 1986 | A USA Family Owned Company

Join 10,000+ Businesses Saving Big On Wholesale Apparel Login For Your Price

Now Offering Custom Decoration! Request A Quote Today

Login For Bulk Discount Pricing On Select Brands

🎨 Now Offering Custom Embroidery & More!

HUK H640027 Women's Storm Rain Jacket

Regular price $72.22
Color Black
Size


Login For Your Price

Custom Decoration Available

Want us to decorate this item with your design?
Submit a Quote Today!

Description

HUK Womens Storm Rain Jacket 10K/3K Waterproof Crew Shell in a Womens-Specific Cut

The HUK H640027 Women's Storm Rain Jacket exists to close the most common gap in crew outerwear: rain gear that fits the women on the roster instead of hanging off them. It carries the same protective spec as its mens counterpart, a 100% polyester shell with a C0 durable water repellent finish rated 10K waterproof and 3K breathable, plus a storm flap over the front zipper and side seam hand pockets. It gives the HUK rain gear collection a matched womens option and lets programs built on the womens HUK apparel range extend from base layers to weather protection without switching brands.

Key Product Specifications

  • Brand: HUK
  • Style Number: H640027
  • Product Type: Womens waterproof rain jacket
  • Material: 100% polyester
  • Weather Protection: C0 durable water repellent fabric; 10K waterproof / 3K breathability rating
  • Closure: Storm flap zipper cover
  • Pockets: Side seam hand pockets
  • Decoration Suitability: Heat-applied transfers for coated shells at left chest or upper back; verify placement on the womens pattern before running the program

Specifications at a Glance

Attribute Detail
Style HUK H640027
Category Womens rain jacket
Shell fabric 100% polyester
Water repellency C0 DWR finish
Waterproof rating 10K
Breathability rating 3K
Zipper protection Storm flap
Pockets Side seam hand

Quick Answer: Why This Jacket Belongs in the Kit

The womens Storm H640027 is for every operation that has issued a too-large mens shell to a female guide, mate, or staffer and watched it flap like a sail. Matched spec, womens cut, same decoration zones: the crew photo finally looks like a crew. It suits charter operations, marina and resort staff, tournament teams, and outdoor workforces. Roles with all-day extreme exposure can look at the fully seam sealed Rover as the step-up in the same rain line.

Construction and Materials

Protection stacks in layers. At the surface, the C0 durable water repellent finish sheds water on contact and keeps the polyester face from saturating; the C0 chemistry is formulated without intentionally added fluorocarbons, a point procurement teams increasingly ask about. Beneath it, the 10K waterproof rating means the fabric resists a 10,000 mm water column, well past what sustained rain, spray, and wind-driven squalls deliver. The 3K breathability rating vents body vapor so the jacket stays comfortable during dock work rather than turning into a sauna. The storm flap seals the zipper line, and side seam pockets keep hands warm without catching lines or gear.

Fit and Wear

The womens-specific pattern shapes the shoulders, sleeve length, and body so the jacket moves with the wearer instead of around her. It is cut to layer, with room for a fleece or hoodie beneath on cold fronts. A typical cold-morning system runs the womens Coldfront hooded sweatshirt under the shell, shedding the outer layer as weather lifts. For milder days it works alone over a sun shirt as a wind and spray barrier.

Decoration Guidance

Decorate this shell the way you would any coated rainwear: heat-applied transfers designed for waterproof fabrics, pressed at conservative temperatures, at left chest or upper back. Scale artwork to the womens panel dimensions rather than reusing the mens transfer size unchecked. Keep placements clear of the storm flap and pocket seams, and sample one jacket first. Mixed crews running the mens Storm rain shell alongside this style should press both from one artwork package so the fleet matches exactly.

Where the Womens Storm Fits Best

Setting Why It Works
Charter and guide operations Womens crew get matched, properly fitting rain gear
Marina and resort staff Uniform shell for outdoor-facing hospitality roles
Tournament teams Sponsor branding on a shell that fits every angler
Sailing and rowing programs 10K shell sheds spray through practice and regattas
Outdoor event staffing Identifiable, weatherproof, photo-ready
Campus and facilities teams Standard-issue womens option beside the mens shell
Farmers markets and outdoor retail Long standing shifts in unpredictable weather
Womens fishing clubs and events Club-branded weather layer members actually keep

Wholesale and Program Buying

The strongest argument for this style is program completeness: a rainwear line that stops at mens sizing is an unfinished program. Adding the H640027 costs nothing in complexity, since it shares spec, care, and decoration method with the mens shell, and it signals to staff that the uniform was planned for everyone. Buyers typically finish the womens kit from the same brand with layering knits and a brimmed hat from the HUK range.

Buyer and Reorder Workflow

Sample for fit across the size run and validate the transfer on the womens panel, then release with the mens jackets as one program. Rain shells live on multi-year replacement cycles, and because the Storm platform continues in the line, a jacket added in year three blends with the originals. Keep one artwork file for both cuts and reorders stay one-step simple.

Who Buys the H640027 and Why

Operations managers order it the week after a female staffer points out her jacket was designed for someone else. Club organizers pick it because womens-cut technical outerwear makes membership merch genuinely useful. Event directors like that it photographs as professional kit. The underlying driver is the same everywhere: matched protection, correct fit, no asterisks in the uniform program.

Choosing Between the Womens Storm and Its Companions

Style Construction Best For Distinguishing Trait
H640027 Womens Storm Polyester shell, C0 DWR, 10K/3K Womens crew rain gear Storm platform in a womens-specific cut
Mens Storm Rain Jacket Polyester shell, C0 DWR, 10K/3K Mens matched issue Identical spec for the rest of the roster
Rover Seam Sealed Jacket 92/8 stretch, 2.5-layer, fully seam sealed All-day exposure roles Every seam taped, stretch shell

Our Recommendation

Order the H640027 in the same pass as the mens shells, not as a follow-up fix. Programs that launch with both cuts avoid the mismatched-fleet look entirely, and the shared spec means training, care instructions, and decoration all stay singular. It is the lowest-effort upgrade a crew outerwear program can make.

Alternatives and Replacement Styles

Womens staff logging extreme wet hours can move up to the Rover platform, and cold-dominant climates may prefer an insulated system built on the womens Coldfront quarter-zip beneath a shell. If your program previously stocked a discontinued unisex rain jacket and called it the womens option, this style is the correction.

What Sets This Womens Shell Apart

Rated womens rainwear at program-friendly simplicity is rarer than it sounds; most of the category is either fashion rainwear without published numbers or technical shells priced and specced past what a staff program needs. The H640027 lands the middle precisely: verified 10K/3K protection, C0 DWR, a real womens pattern, and decoration behavior identical to its mens twin.

Most Popular HUK Styles

Womens Storm Rain Jacket | Womens Coldfront Quarter-Zip | LoPro Pursuit Womens Tee | Womens Tide Point Shirt | Rover Rain Jacket for Men

Care and Durability

Rinse after salt exposure, wash cold on gentle without softener, and hang dry away from heat sources. Fabric softener and hot dryers are what kill DWR finishes, not rain. When surface beading slows after long service, a spray-on or wash-in repellency refresher brings it back. Stored dry, the shell delivers seasons of program duty.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the womens Storm jacket the same spec as the mens version?
Yes. Both run a 100% polyester shell with C0 DWR, a 10K waterproof and 3K breathability rating, a storm flap zipper cover, and side seam hand pockets.

What does the 10K waterproof rating mean?
The fabric withstands a 10,000 mm water column before water passes through, which comfortably covers sustained rain, spray, and squalls.

What is special about the C0 DWR finish?
It sheds water at the surface and is formulated without intentionally added fluorocarbon chemistry, a spec point many procurement teams now require.

Is this a true womens-cut jacket?
Yes. The pattern is shaped for womens shoulders, sleeve length, and body, so it fits properly instead of draping like an oversized mens shell.

Can the H640027 be decorated to match mens crew jackets?
Yes. Heat-applied transfers for coated shells work on both cuts from one artwork package; just scale placement to the womens panel.

How should it be sized for layering?
It is cut to layer over a hoodie or fleece. Wearers who plan heavy winter layering sometimes size up, but most take their usual size.

What keeps rain from getting through the zipper?
A storm flap covers the front zipper line, blocking wind-driven rain at the most common leak point on rain jackets.

What is the breathability rating and why does it matter?
The 3K rating lets body vapor escape during activity, so the jacket stays comfortable during dock work instead of trapping heat and sweat.

How do you care for the DWR finish?
Wash cold and gentle without fabric softener and hang dry. Refresh with a DWR treatment when beading slows after long use.

What layers pair with this jacket in a womens program?
The womens Coldfront quarter-zip or hooded sweatshirt underneath in cold months, and womens LoPro Pursuit or Tide Point shirts as base layers.

Shop More HUK Womens and Rain Styles

H640027 | H400159 | H400148 | H6130023 | H6130037 | H612L04

Related Collections

HUK Rain Gear | HUK Womens Fishing Apparel | HUK Everything