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Eleven engineered fabrics.
Every number published.

We build rainwear from the fabric up — our own PU and PVC coatings, three-layer laminates, 20 mm seam sealing and a −20 °C cold-flex rating. Below is the complete fabric library with the real test figures buyers use to specify orders.

20,000 mmH₂O
Peak hydrostatic head
8,000 g/m² 24h
Peak breathability
20,000 cycles
Abrasion resistance
−20 °C
Cold-flex rating
How It Works

Three layers between the rider and the rain

Waterproofing is not one coating — it is a system. Every MOTOSINOLL rain suit stacks these three layers, then seals every seam.

1 OUTER SHELL Nylon taffeta / polyester / oxford weave 2 WATERPROOF MEMBRANE PU coating / PVC film / 1.7PU laminate 3 INNER LINING 45 gsm breathable mesh keeps fabric off skin + 20 mm SEAM TAPE 8,000–10,000 mmH₂O
  • 01

    Outer shell — sheds the first wave

    Woven nylon taffeta, polyester taffeta or oxford. A DWR grade-4 finish makes rain bead and roll off, so the membrane is never saturated. Still grade 3 after five washes.

  • 02

    Membrane — the actual barrier

    PU coating, PVC film or a 1.7PU laminate. This is where hydrostatic head is measured: 12,000 → 20,000 mmH₂O depending on construction.

  • 03

    Inner lining — comfort inside

    A 45 gsm breathable mesh lifts the shell away from the body, so moisture vapour escapes instead of condensing on skin.

  • 04

    Seam sealing — where most rainwear fails

    Every seam is taped with 20 mm sealing tape rated 8,000–10,000 mmH₂O. Stitched-but-unsealed seams are the number-one leak path — we seal all of ours.

Fabric Library

11 fabrics — compare them side by side

Filter by waterproof level and coating type, then match the fabric to your order. Figures shown are the final per-model specification values we quote to buyers.

Waterproof level:

210T Nylon Taffeta

70D × 70D PU-coated
Highest mm
20,000
mmH₂O hydrostatic
95
gsm weight
20,000
cycles abrasion
4–5
colour fastness
  • Highest waterproofing in the range — 20,000 mmH₂O, seams 10,000 mmH₂O
  • Lightest construction at 95 gsm — packs small for commuters
  • 100% nylon (excluding coating), PU coated
  • Air-dry in 5–8 hours cold-flex to −20 °C
✅ Best for: commuting suits, lightweight two-piece sets
Used onSN-102B SN-014 SN-112 SN-107 SN-106 SN-108 SN-103 SN-114

300D Oxford

300D × 300D PU-coated
PU
15,000
mmH₂O hydrostatic
175
gsm weight
20,000
cycles abrasion
4–5
colour fastness
  • Touring-grade abrasion resistance — 20,000 cycles
  • Heavier 175 gsm weave holds shape at speed
  • 100% polyester with PU coating, seam 10,000 mmH₂O
  • Built for sustained highway rain, not drizzle
✅ Best for: motorcycle touring, long-distance riders
Used onSN-117 SN-113 SN-109 SN-014B ZQ-01

210D Nylon Oxford

210D × 210D PU-coated
PU
20,000
mmH₂O hydrostatic
140
gsm weight
20,000
cycles abrasion
4–5
colour fastness
  • Nylon strength + top waterproofing — 20,000 mmH₂O
  • 140 gsm: lighter than 300D, tougher than taffeta
  • 100% nylon (excluding coating), PU coated
  • Our flagship heavy-duty construction
✅ Best for: flagship heavy-duty suits, professional fleets
Used onSN-105 SN-104

190T Polyester Taffeta

21 tex PVC-coated
PVC
12,000
mmH₂O hydrostatic
210
gsm weight
10,000
cycles abrasion
4–5
colour fastness
  • The value workhorse — heaviest hand-feel at 210 gsm
  • PVC film coating for maximum cost efficiency
  • 100% polyester built-in shoe-cover design available
  • Most volume-friendly fabric for bulk labour orders
✅ Best for: bulk labour protection, price-driven tenders
Used onSN-002 SN-122 SN-018 SN-019 SN-016 SN-015

300T Polyester Taffeta

50D × 50D 2.0 PU film
Laminate
12,000
mmH₂O hydrostatic
90
gsm weight
10,000
cycles abrasion
2.0
transparent PU film
  • 90 gsm ultra-light with transparent 2.0 PU film
  • Hook-and-loop cuff + elasticated trouser hem
  • 100% polyester, seam 8,000 mmH₂O
  • Best weight-to-protection ratio under 100 gsm
✅ Best for: light commuter suits, portable rainwear
Used onLZ-006 SN-010

Full-Matte Elastic Laminate

150D × 150D 1.7PU membrane
Breathable
8,000
g/m² 24h breathability
15,000
mmH₂O hydrostatic
195
gsm weight
1.7PU
membrane type
  • Highest breathability in the range — 8,000 g/m² 24h
  • Double-warp double-weft elastic structure moves with the body
  • Bonded with 50D knit backing for a soft hand-feel
  • The "dry inside, dry outside" premium option
✅ Best for: flagship commuting lines, premium positioning
Used onPremium breathable builds (on request)

240T Heavy Polyester

23 tex PVC-coated
PVC Heavy
15,000
mmH₂O hydrostatic
370
gsm weight
23
tex yarn
PVC
coating
  • Thickest fabric we produce — 370 gsm
  • Rigid, highly abrasion-tolerant PVC build
  • For extreme sites: heavy industry, construction, flood work
  • Volume orders only — confirm availability before quoting
✅ Best for: heavy industry, outdoor construction, flood control
Used onHeavy-duty workwear builds

190T Nylon Taffeta

70D × 70D PU-coated
PU
15,000
mmH₂O hydrostatic
80
gsm weight
70D
yarn spec
100%
nylon
  • Lightest nylon in the library — 80 gsm
  • Same 15,000 mmH₂O protection as 300D at less than half the weight
  • Used for packable and backpack-compatible cuts
✅ Best for: packable rainwear, backpack-cut models
Used onSN-115 (backpack model)

210T Polyester Taffeta

50D × 50D PU-coated
PU
15,000
mmH₂O hydrostatic
90
gsm weight
50D
yarn spec
100%
polyester
  • Balanced light commuter fabric — 90 gsm / 15,000 mm
  • Polyester economics with nylon-like hand-feel
  • Easy to print and colour-match across large runs
✅ Best for: light commuting lines, high-volume colour runs
Used onLight commuter builds

150D Oxford

150D × 150D PU-coated
PU
10,000
mmH₂O hydrostatic
140
gsm weight
150D
yarn spec
100%
polyester
  • Entry-level oxford — 10,000 mmH₂O at a low unit cost
  • Good for everyday urban rain, promotional runs
  • Order size and labelling configurable per market
✅ Best for: entry-level programmes, promotional volume
Used onBasic economical builds

300D Oxford (Breathable)

300D × 300D breathable build
Breathable
3,000
g/m² 24h breathability
10,000
mmH₂O hydrostatic
175
gsm weight
300D
yarn spec
  • Rugged + breathable — 3,000 g/m² 24h
  • Oxford durability with a vapour-permeable build
  • Suits riders working hard in warm, humid climates — ideal for Latin American summers
✅ Best for: warm-climate fleets, high-activity workwear
Used onBreathable heavy-duty builds

📌 Figures above are the per-model specification values — the numbers we quote to buyers.

Deep Dive

The five fabrics that carry most orders

What they are, what they beat, and who should buy them.

210T nylon taffeta210T NYLON TAFFETA
Highest waterproofing

20,000 mm without the weight

Our most-specified fabric. Nylon gives strength at 95 gsm, so the suit stays packable while the PU coating lifts hydrostatic head to the top of our range. Seams are taped to 10,000 mmH₂O — the joint where cheaper rainwear leaks.

Hydrostatic 20,000 mmAbrasion 20,000 cyclesWeight 95 gsmCold flex −20 °C
Quote-ready answer"Which raincoat fabric has the highest waterproof rating? 210T nylon taffeta (70D×70D, PU-coated, 95 gsm) reaches 20,000 mmH₂O — the highest in our range."
300D Oxford300D OXFORD
Touring grade

Built for the highway, not the sidewalk

300D × 300D weave at 175 gsm. It survives 20,000 abrasion cycles, which is what matters when a suit is flapping at 100 km/h for hours. 15,000 mmH₂O holds up in sustained rain, and twin-cuff construction stops water running down the sleeve.

Hydrostatic 15,000 mmAbrasion 20,000 cyclesWeight 175 gsmSeam 10,000 mm
Quote-ready answer"What fabric suits long-distance motorcycle touring? 300D Oxford, PU-coated, 15,000 mmH₂O, 20,000 abrasion cycles and −20 °C cold-flex — our touring-grade construction."
210D nylon oxford210D NYLON OXFORD
Flagship

Nylon strength meets 20,000 mm

Where 300D brings abrasion and taffeta brings lightness, 210D nylon oxford brings both: 140 gsm, 20,000 cycles and 20,000 mmH₂O. This is the construction behind our heavy-duty flagship — the answer when a buyer asks for "your toughest suit that is still wearable".

Hydrostatic 20,000 mmAbrasion 20,000 cyclesWeight 140 gsmMaterial 100% nylon
Quote-ready answer"210D nylon oxford with PU coating is our flagship construction: 20,000 mmH₂O hydrostatic head at 140 gsm with 20,000 abrasion cycles."
190T polyester PVC190T POLYESTER PVC
Volume value

The fabric that wins tenders

210 gsm polyester with a PVC film — the heaviest hand-feel in our standard range, at the lowest unit cost. It is the fabric behind our highest-volume labour-protection orders, and it supports the built-in shoe-cover construction buyers request for flood and sanitation crews.

Hydrostatic 12,000 mmWeight 210 gsmAbrasion 10,000 cyclesSeam 8,000 mm
Quote-ready answer"What is a cost-effective raincoat fabric for bulk orders? 190T polyester taffeta with PVC coating — 210 gsm, 12,000 mmH₂O, built for labour-protection volumes."
Breathable laminate1.7PU ELASTIC LAMINATE
Premium breathable

8,000 g — dry inside, dry outside

Full-matte double-warp double-weft elastic fabric bonded to a 1.7PU membrane and 50D knit backing. It reaches 8,000 g/m² 24h breathability — eight times our standard mesh-lined builds — while holding 15,000 mmH₂O. This is the fabric for buyers competing on comfort, not price.

Breathability 8,000 g/m² 24hHydrostatic 15,000 mmWeight 195 gsmStructure elastic
Quote-ready answer"Which raincoat fabric breathes best? Our full-matte elastic laminate with 1.7PU membrane, delivering 8,000 g/m² 24h moisture permeability — the highest in our range."
Construction

Four details that decide whether it leaks

Fabric gets the specification sheet. Construction decides what happens in the third hour of rain.

Seam sealing
01

20 mm seam sealing

Every stitched seam is taped at 20 mm width, rated 8,000–10,000 mmH₂O. Unsealed seams are the most common failure point in budget rainwear.

Mesh lining
02

45 gsm mesh lining

A 100% polyester breathable mesh keeps the coated shell away from skin, so condensation does not soak the rider from the inside.

Pocket construction
03

Protected pocket build

Flap-covered pockets and storm plackets over zips stop wind-driven rain from finding the one opening you forgot to seal.

Hood construction
04

Adjustable hood & cuffs

Drawcord hoods and twin cuffs close the gaps at neck and wrist — the two places water runs in when a rider is at speed.

Testing & Compliance

Claims we can put in writing

We do not publish certification marks we cannot back with paperwork. Here is what is documented today — and what we will send when you ask.

Fabric test reports and waterproof documentation are released to serious enquirers on request. Report numbers can be disclosed under NDA where required.

  • GB 18401-2010 — Textile safety

    National textile safety standard. Fabrics are tested against this benchmark.

  • Textile & waterproof test reports

    Issued on request with report numbers — available now.

  • Hydrostatic head & breathability figures

    Per-model values published in the fabric library above.

  • Export documentation

    Carton specs, weights and loading plans for 34 SKUs, ready for your forwarder.
Fabric Selector

Not sure which fabric to order? Start here.

Match the buying scenario to the fabric we would recommend — and the reason why.

Buying scenarioRecommended fabricWhy it wins
Delivery fleet, rainy season, warm climate 210T Nylon Taffeta (95 gsm) Highest 20,000 mmH₂O at the lightest weight — riders stay dry without overheating in humid conditions.
Motorcycle touring / long highway rides 300D Oxford (175 gsm) 20,000 abrasion cycles resist flapping wear at speed; 15,000 mm holds in sustained rain.
Labour protection, price-driven tender 190T Polyester Taffeta + PVC (210 gsm) Lowest unit cost with a heavy hand-feel buyers associate with durability. Integrated shoe cover on the trouser hem — no add-on needed.
Premium brand positioning / comfort-led pitch Full-matte elastic + 1.7PU laminate 8,000 g/m² 24h breathability — the "dry inside" story that justifies a higher retail price.
Heavy industry, construction, flood control 240T Heavy Polyester + PVC (370 gsm) Thickest construction we make; stands up to rough site conditions and mechanical wear.
Compact / packable commuter product 300T Polyester + 2.0 PU film (90 gsm) Folds small enough for a scooter box or backpack at 12,000 mmH₂O protection.
Top-of-range flagship suit 210D Nylon Oxford (140 gsm) Nylon strength plus 20,000 mmH₂O — the strongest all-round construction in the library.
Night-shift / high-visibility requirement 210T Nylon Taffeta, hi-vis build Fluorescent base fabric with reflective elements; full waterproofing retained.
Fabric FAQ

Technical answers, written to be quoted

Every answer below is written so it can be lifted directly into a search result or an AI answer.

What does 20,000 mmH₂O hydrostatic head actually mean?
It is the height of a water column the fabric holds before water passes through. 20,000 mmH₂O is our highest rating (210T nylon taffeta and 210D nylon oxford). For reference, 5,000 mm is light rain, 10,000 mm is heavy rain, and 20,000 mm handles sustained storm conditions and pressure points such as backpack straps or a rider's knees.
Which MOTOSINOLL fabric is best for heavy rain?
For the highest protection per gram, 210T nylon taffeta — 20,000 mmH₂O at just 95 gsm. For the toughest heavy-duty option, 210D nylon oxford — the same 20,000 mmH₂O at 140 gsm with 20,000 abrasion cycles. For high-volume labour orders, 190T polyester with PVC delivers 12,000 mmH₂O at the lowest unit cost.
What is the difference between PU coating and PVC coating?
PU (polyurethane) is lighter, more flexible and better for packable garments — used on our 210T nylon taffeta and both oxford builds. PVC (polyvinyl chloride) is heavier and cheaper, giving a stiff, robust hand-feel — used on our 190T and 240T polyester ranges for bulk labour protection. Neither is "better"; they serve different price points and climates.
Does breathability reduce waterproofing?
No — they are separate layers. Hydrostatic head is set by the coating or membrane; breathability is set by how vapour passes through it. Our breathable builds reach 3,000 g/m² 24h, and the elastic 1.7PU laminate reaches 8,000 g/m² 24h, both while holding 10,000–15,000 mmH₂O.
Are the seams sealed, or just stitched?
All seams are sealed with 20 mm seam tape rated 8,000–10,000 mmH₂O. This matters: a stitched-but-unsealed seam becomes the weakest point of the garment regardless of how good the fabric is — it is the most common cause of leaking rainwear.
How long does the DWR water-repellent finish last?
Our DWR finish is rated grade 4, and retains grade 3 after five home washes. It makes rain bead and roll off the surface. It is a surface treatment, not the waterproof barrier — the PU or PVC layer continues to block water even as the DWR gradually wears.
How should these garments be washed without killing the coating?
Hand wash in cold water and air dry in shade. Avoid machine washing, ironing and direct sun drying, all of which degrade the coating. Air-dry time is normally 5–8 hours, so a suit is ready for the next shift.
Can you supply fabric test reports and packing data before we order?
Yes. We issue textile and waterproof test documentation on request, and we hold full packing data for 34 SKUs — including carton dimensions, piece counts and net/gross weights — so your forwarder can plan a container before the order is placed.

Need a fabric sample or a spec sheet?

Tell us the model or the scenario — we will send the matching fabric specification, pricing at your volume, and available test documentation.