Water-Resistant Uniform Rain Jackets for Security Teams
Equip a three-person security team with matching black rain jackets built for wet-weather patrols, entrance coverage, event operations, and outdoor assignments. Each lightweight jacket has white SECURITY lettering on the left chest and across the back for clear staff identification.
The 70% polyester and 30% PVC construction is manufacturer-rated water-resistant. A detachable drawstring hood, snap front, adjustable snap cuffs, back and underarm ventilation, and two front slash pockets support practical wear over a security uniform.
Key Features
- Three jackets per bundle
- Front and back SECURITY print
- Detachable drawstring hood
- Back and underarm vents
- Adjustable snap cuffs
- Two slash pockets
Common Work Applications
- Security patrol teams
- Event security staff
- Facility entrances
- Parking operations
- Gate and access control
- Outdoor crowd management
Choose sizes that allow comfortable movement over the uniform and any required duty layers. Confirm each wearer's size and the three-jacket size combination before ordering.
Security Rain Jacket 3-Pack FAQ
How many jackets are included in this listing?
This ASA listing includes three black security rain jackets.
Is this security jacket waterproof?
The manufacturer rates the polyester/PVC jacket as water-resistant. It does not publish a waterproof hydrostatic rating or sealed-seam specification for this model, so choose verified waterproof rainwear for sustained heavy-rain exposure.
Where is the SECURITY lettering located?
White SECURITY lettering appears on the left chest and across the back for clear staff identification.
Can the three jackets be ordered in different sizes?
Yes. The ASA listing permits mixed sizes in the three-pack. Enter the requested size combination in the checkout comments and confirm current availability.
Is the hood removable?
Yes. The jacket has a detachable drawstring hood that can be removed when it is not needed.
How is airflow managed during active work?
Ventilation at the back and underarms helps release heat during patrols and other active outdoor assignments.
