Custom Raincoat Manufacturer – Logo-Printed EVA Rain Ponchos, 1 pc MOQ

Custom EVA Raincoats and Rain Ponchos Printed with Your Logo

Yichi is a custom raincoat manufacturer producing logo-printed EVA raincoats in Zhejiang, China — an eco-friendly thickened EVA sheeting, hooded and extra long, in an adult one-size fit and a children’s fit, with 11 solid colours and 4 two-tone combinations. Logo, text and pattern printing are all supported, and a free design and proof are produced before production. A one-piece minimum, samples in 1-3 days and production in 2-10 days apply across the range.

A raincoat is bought for one of two reasons and judged on a third. It is bought to keep people dry, or to put a brand in front of a crowd when the weather turns. It is judged on whether anyone actually wears it twice — and that comes down to thickness, length and the details at the cuffs and the front. This range is specified against all three, which is why the weight and silk grades below matter more than the colour card.

Material: Why EVA, and What It Means for a Raincoat

The raincoat is made from EVA, an eco-friendly and non-toxic sheeting, and the material is specified as waterproof, windproof, tear-resistant, lightweight, breathable and soft to the touch.

Water beads off rather than soaking in. EVA is a closed-surface film, so water runs off the face of the fabric rather than being absorbed into it — the product is described as shedding water so that a shake clears it. That is the difference between a raincoat that can be folded away wet and taken out again, and a fabric coat that stays heavy.

Breathability matters more than buyers expect. A waterproof film that does not let moisture out turns into a sauna. EVA is specified here as breathable, with the fabric able to release moisture so the wearer stays comfortable through a long event — a raincoat that is uncomfortable indoors gets taken off and left behind, which is a problem for a printed promotional item.

Tear resistance. The sheeting is specified as resisting tearing and pulling, described as stronger and more durable than the film used for one-trip ponchos. A printed raincoat that splits at the shoulder has wasted the print budget, so this is the property that decides whether a branded run is worth ordering.

Non-toxic and eco-friendly. The material is documented as eco-friendly and non-toxic, which is the requirement for a garment handed out at a school, a family event or a children’s programme.

Thickness and Weight: 12-Silk Through 18-Silk, 100 g to 190 g

Thickness is the specification that separates a raincoat a buyer reorders from one they do not, so it is documented in two ways — the film gauge and the piece weight.

The silk gauge. Thickness runs from 12-silk, the lightweight grade, to 18-silk, the thickened grade, which is the heavy option and the one specified where the raincoat has to stand up to repeated use. The silk is the film gauge used in Chinese sheeting, where one silk is 0.01 mm — so 18 silk is 0.18 mm nominal thickness and 12 silk is 0.12 mm. Both figures are nominal, because the film is drawn during production and thickness varies slightly across a roll, which is documented as normal.

Piece weight. Four weights are produced: 100 g, 140 g, 170 g and 190 g. Grades below 100 g are not made, and are documented as too thin for the product — a useful floor to know, because lighter and cheaper EVA ponchos are widely offered. The 140 g and 170 g grades are the two most commonly ordered, which is the practical answer to the question of what to specify.

For packing and freight, a single piece is documented at approximately 150 g and one carton holds 100 pieces — worth confirming against the grade you specify, since the weight changes with it.

Adult and Children’s Fits

Both fits are one-size, which removes the size run from the order entirely.

Adult one-size, 150-190 cm. Documented at 115-129 cm long, 136-138 cm chest, 69 cm width, a 30-36 cm hood and a 56-58 cm sleeve. The length is the point: it is an extra-long cut intended to cover down past the knees and over the shoes, so legs and footwear stay dry rather than the rain being moved further down the body.

Children’s one-size, 100-150 cm. Documented at 90 cm long, 110 cm chest, 55 cm width, a 30 cm hood and a 44 cm sleeve. The cut is roomy enough to be worn over a backpack, which is what makes it usable for a school run or a school trip rather than only for a walk.

Measurement tolerance. All garment measurements are taken by hand and carry a 1-3 cm tolerance, documented as normal rather than as a fault. On a 123 cm length that is well inside what a wearer notices.

Unisex. Both fits are made as unisex garments, so a mixed staff group, a school year or an event crowd is covered by one article.

The Colour Range: 11 Solid and 4 Two-Tone

Colour is where a printed raincoat earns its keep, because a crowd in one colour is legible from a distance.

Solid colours. Up to 11 solid colours are offered, documented across a range that runs from basics through to named shades: white, pink, black, yellow, grey, blue and purple among the basics, with coconut-milk white, jasmine yellow, ice blue, sky blue, vibrant pink, milky white, taro purple, quiet grey and dark tea in the extended range.

Two-tone combinations. Four combinations are produced: grey with pink, purple with yellow, black with grey, and white with blue. A two-tone raincoat reads as a designed piece rather than a plain one, which matters when the item is being handed to a crowd and photographed.

Colour and print can be specified together. The body colour and the printed artwork are separate choices, so a brand can hold its palette across the garment and the print, or use the contrast between them deliberately. Because the print is digital, a colour change between orders does not carry a tooling cost — a reorder in a different colourway is a fresh print run, not a new plate.

The Details That Decide Whether It Gets Worn

The difference between a raincoat that is used and one that is left in a bag is in four small pieces of construction.

The hood. A hooded design with a large brim, so rain is kept off the face and the neck rather than running down inside the collar. On a long raincoat this is what allows the piece to be worn without an umbrella, which is the whole point at an outdoor event.

Elasticated cuffs. The sleeves are finished with an elasticated cuff that closes around the wrist. This is described as preventing water running back up the sleeve and stopping cold air entering, and it is the detail that most often fails on cheap rainwear — an open cuff wicks water up the arm and makes the coat uncomfortable within minutes.

A double-sealed front. The front closure uses a zip with a press-stud placket over it, so the opening is protected twice. Water finds the front of a raincoat first, and a single closure with a gap behind it leaks across the chest.

Taped seams. The seams are taped rather than only stitched, which is what stops water passing through the needle holes. On a garment with a 138 cm chest and a long cut, the shoulder and sleeve seams are the largest exposed joins in the product.

Extra length and a roomy cut. The adult fit is extra long with a wide body, so it can be worn over ordinary clothing or over a backpack without strain at the shoulder — which is also what makes it usable as loan stock or a shared event poncho.

Printing the Logo and Text on EVA

Logo, pattern and text printing are all supported, and the print is planned for a garment that is seen from across a field and read up close.

Coverage. Printing is available on the front of the chest and on the back, in single-colour, multi-colour and photographic form. A single-colour mark on the chest is the most common corporate order; a full back print is the common event order, because the back is the panel a crowd sees.

What the printed surface is good at. EVA takes a strong flat colour and holds a bold mark well, and the surface is smooth, so fine type and clean edges reproduce reliably. Because the raincoat is worn in the rain and folded between uses, the artwork is specified as colour-fast and resistant to washing and rubbing, and described as keeping its colour and clarity rather than fading.

Artwork and proofing. Send a vector file where you have one; a photograph can be used, and the sharper the source the better the result. A free design and a free proof are produced before production, so the layout, the colour and the print position are all confirmed on screen — and a sample can be provided so the thickness and the print can be checked in the hand.

Free design and pattern making. Design and pattern making are provided at no charge as part of the order, which is what makes a one-piece custom run practical. A buyer with a logo and no layout does not need to commission artwork separately.

Specifications

Where These Get Used

Events, festivals and stadium crowds. A printed raincoat for a music festival, a sports fixture, a marathon or an outdoor ceremony. The raincoat is bought against the possibility of rain and handed out whether or not it arrives, which makes it a branded item every recipient keeps.

Corporate promotion and staff kit. A logo-printed raincoat for a workforce, a sales team, a site crew or a promotional campaign — the version specified in 170 g or 190 g is the one that survives a working week outdoors.

Schools, trips and children’s programmes. The children’s fit, printed with a school or programme mark, sized to 100-150 cm and cut to go over a school backpack.

Tourism, scenic areas and travel operators. A raincoat for a tour group, a boat trip or a mountain route, printed with the operator’s mark and the destination name.

Team building, clubs and outdoor groups. Matching raincoats for a group walking, cycling or hiking together, which is where the two-tone range does most of its work.

Brand retail, resale and export orders. Buyers who need a printed raincoat in their own packaging, their own colourway and their own weight grade, including private-label and export runs.

Building a wider campaign? The same artwork direction carries onto promotional gifts — printed bags, headwear, apparel and small gift items — so an event or a company is produced from one supplier and one design file.

How an Order Runs

Enquiry and specification. Confirm the quantity, the weight grade, the thickness, the colour or two-tone combination, the adult or children’s fit, and where the print goes.

Design confirmation. Send the logo and the text. A free design is produced and a proof is issued showing the layout, the colour and the print position on the garment.

Sample confirmation. A physical sample can be provided so the film thickness, the print and the fit can be checked before the run. This is the stage that removes the risk from a large order.

Volume production. Once the design and the sample are approved, the order goes into production.

Delivery. Produced and shipped to the agreed schedule. If the date is fixed by an event or a season, raise it at the enquiry stage so the run can be planned against it.

Why Order From Yichi

A printed raincoat fails in three predictable ways: the film is too thin and tears at the shoulder, the print fades or rubs off, or the details let water in so nobody wears it twice. This range is specified against all three — 18-silk thickened EVA with a documented floor of 100 g, colour-fast printing with a free proof before production, and the construction details that matter in use: a large-brim hood, elasticated cuffs, a double-sealed front and taped seams.

We are a custom printed manufacturer based in Zhejiang, China, and the design, proofing and printing sit inside our own process. That is what makes a one-piece order and a free proof practical: an organiser can have a single raincoat printed, wear it in the rain, and then place the event order against something they have actually handled. OEM work, custom colourways and custom print placement are all supported, and the same process serves a festival order and a single sample.

Send the artwork, the quantity and the weight grade through the contact page and we will come back with a quote, a free design and a sample.