Waterproofing
30,000 mm3-layer shell with fully sealed seams
Who This Jacket Is For
The Railerr White Jacket 3L is designed for riders who want a clean, bright, steezy outerwear piece that stands out on snow. Built for snowboarding across the EU, USA and Japan, this jacket handles wet European winters, cold North American resorts and deep Japanese powder.
Perfect for freestyle riders, park laps, urban clips, and anyone who wants a light, minimal jacket with top-tier performance and a standout white aesthetic.
Why Riders Choose a White Jacket
White gear is iconic in the snow community. It looks clean in edits, pops in photos, blends perfectly with pow days and brings a premium streetwear vibe. Riders who want a minimal, futuristic, or techwear-inspired look consistently choose white outerwear. This jacket is made specifically for that aesthetic—bright, sharp and visually clean.
Technology & Materials
The White Jacket 3L uses our Railex 3-Layer construction—lightweight, durable and storm-ready.
• 30,000 mm waterproof rating for slush, rain and heavy snow
• 15,000 g/m²/24h breathability for park laps, domes and street spots
• 3-Layer shell: recycled 228T Taslan outer + Railex membrane + tricot backing
• PFAS-free DWR coating for responsible waterproofing
• Fully sealed seams
• Waterproof zippers engineered for long-term durability
Gore-Tex Alternatives & Comparable Performance
The Railerr White Jacket 3L is built as a high-performance alternative to Gore-Tex outerwear. With 30K waterproofing and 15K breathability, Railex competes in the same performance category as premium membranes used in top-tier jackets.
This is the perfect choice for riders who want Gore-Tex-level protection without the high price tag, heavy branding or bulky feel—especially those who prefer a cleaner, steezy, minimalist silhouette.
Performance in Real Conditions
• Stormproof in heavy snowfall, slush and rain
• Bright white colorway stays visible during night riding and storm laps
• Breathes well during park riding, buttering and features sessions
• Lightweight and flexible for urban riding and street clips
• Performs in European storms, cold US climates and Japanese powder days
Style, Steez & Fit (For the Snow Community)
The White Jacket 3L brings a naturally steezy, park-ready look that dominates modern snowboard culture. White outerwear pairs perfectly with baggy cargo pants, oversized hoodies and all-black or coloured bottoms for a clean contrast.
Ideal for riders who film edits, hit rails, butter around, or ride domes where a clean white jacket stands out perfectly on camera. The fit allows full mobility for tweaks, grabs and presses while keeping the aesthetic sharp and minimal.
Fit & Sizing
• Relaxed technical fit optimized for mobility and layering
• Size up for a steezy, baggy, oversized look
• True to size for a clean, modern silhouette
• Extended sleeves for tweak grabs, presses and full arm movement
Streetwear Meets Technical Outerwear
This jacket blends high-end performance with a sharp, futuristic streetwear vibe. The white colorway enhances contrast, looks premium, and works with both snow outfits and winter streetwear fits. A perfect match for riders who appreciate clean lines, minimal branding and a sleek silhouette.
Care Instructions
• Machine wash cold on gentle cycle
• Use tech-wash only; avoid fabric softener
• Tumble dry low to reactivate DWR
• Reapply waterproof spray every 20–30 days of riding
• Avoid riding rails with the jacket rubbing directly to keep the white tone clean
Sustainability
• Shell made from 100% recycled nylon (228T Taslan)
• PFAS-free DWR coating
• Produced in small batches for reduced waste
FAQ
• Will the white jacket get dirty easily?
Snow naturally cleans white outerwear. It stays surprisingly fresh with normal care.
• Is it fully waterproof?
Yes—30K waterproofing and sealed seams handle heavy snow and rain.
• Is it insulated?
No, it’s a 3-layer shell built for layering versatility.
• Is it a good Gore-Tex alternative?
Yes—Railex delivers comparable waterproofing and breathability.
• Is it suitable for filming edits?
Definitely. White outerwear pops on camera, especially in domes, park clips and pow days.