The Mackintosh.

Taking its name from Charles Mackintosh, the Scottish chemist who first patented rubberised cloth in 1823, the mac, as it’s more commonly known, is a classic tailored garment specifically designed for wet weather.

The core material is the bonded cotton fabric, which consists of two layers of cotton bonded together with rubber that is dyed to perfectly match the outer layers. All the seams are then bonded with glue and waterproof tape, making them impermeable to rain.