Rain Suit Price in Pakistan 2026: Barsati and Waterproof Rain Suits for Bikers
14 min readBy Rooh Ullah
Last updated: 14 November 2026
Quick answer: On 12 November 2026 a rain suit in Pakistan cost about Rs 490 to Rs 1,400 for a long barsati coat, Rs 582 to Rs 1,255 for a light two-piece parachute suit, Rs 1,850 to Rs 2,500 for a PVC or reflective biker suit and Rs 13,900 to Rs 13,990 for LS2 rain gear.
All prices below were read from the sellers' own pages on 12 November 2026. Rain gear sells out before the monsoon and comes back cheaper in winter, so treat these as a snapshot.
Key takeaways
- Two pieces beat one for bikers. A long barsati coat flaps at speed and lets water in at the seat; a jacket-and-trouser suit keeps your lap dry.
- Most suits under Rs 1,300 are thin "parachute" polyester. Fine for a 20-minute commute in a shower, not for an hour in a monsoon downpour.
- PVC or rubber-coated suits (Rs 1,850-2,150) keep more water out but do not breathe, so you sweat inside them in July.
- Seams, cuffs and the hood decide whether you stay dry, more than the fabric does. Look for taped or heat-sealed seams and elastic or velcro cuffs.
- Size up. A rain suit goes over your clothes and, ideally, over a riding jacket. Buy one size bigger than your shirt.
Rain Suit Price in Pakistan (PVC, Nylon and Breathable)
The rain suit price in Pakistan runs from under Rs 500 for a thin plastic raincoat to Rs 13,990 for an imported breathable suit; a rider buying a proper two-piece suit for the monsoon usually spends Rs 1,000 to Rs 2,500. These ranges come from Daraz seller listings, Chaudhry Auto Store, Mumtaz Auto Store, Dominance and LS2 Helmets PK, all checked on 12 November 2026.
| Rain suit type | What it is | Price range (12 Nov 2026) | Examples and source |
|---|---|---|---|
| EVA plastic raincoat | Thin one-piece plastic coat with hood | Rs 499 – 889 | ZH Stationery Rs 499; Khwaja Importers Rs 649; Pink Bean Rs 889 (Daraz) |
| Long barsati coat | One-piece long coat, parachute fabric, hood | Rs 490 – 1,399 | Warm Darden long rain coat Rs 699; Pro.Mart parachute long coat Rs 1,399 (Daraz) |
| Light two-piece "parachute" suit | Polyester jacket and trouser, hood, elastic waist | Rs 582 – 1,255 | Hamza Importers jacket and pants set Rs 582; One Click-Pick Rs 1,067; Hifazat Rs 1,079; Al Madina Store Rs 1,092-1,097; Gul Mart Rs 1,130; US Store Rs 1,255 (Daraz) |
| One-piece dangri (overall) | Jacket and trouser joined, hood | Rs 1,199 | Warm Darden conjoined dangri rain suit Rs 1,199 (Daraz) |
| PVC or rubber-coated suit | Heavier coated fabric, jacket and trouser | Rs 1,850 – 2,147 | Ak Enterprises PVC suit Rs 1,850; TopBrand heavy-duty PVC with heat-sealed stitching and reflectors Rs 1,950; Eastern Mall Rs 2,097; Mobeen Traders Rs 2,140 (Daraz) |
| Motorcycle-shop rain suit | Coat and trouser sold for riders, some with reflective strips | Rs 2,500 – 4,000 | Chaudhry Auto Store coat and trouser Rs 2,500; Mumtaz reflective hooded rain suit Rs 2,500; Mumtaz double layer Rs 4,000 |
| Branded or "breathable" local | Heavier fabric, sold as breathable or windproof | Rs 2,398 – 6,999 | MAZ Premium Rs 2,751; Dominance Lite rain suit Rs 3,299; BSDDP Motorsports Rs 3,299; DAN Technology Rs 3,799; Dominance Biker rain suit Rs 6,999 |
| Imported riding rain suit (LS2) | Over-gear suit with published waterproofing figures | Rs 13,900 – 13,990 | LS2 Tonic rain jacket Rs 13,900; LS2 Aqua man rain suit Rs 13,990 |
The big jump in the table is between the Rs 1,000 parachute suits and the Rs 1,850-2,500 coated or rider-specific suits. That is also the jump that matters most on a bike: thicker fabric, better seams and, on some, reflective strips.
What Does a Barsati Cost: the Rs 700 Coat or a Two-Piece Suit?
A barsati, the everyday Urdu name for a raincoat, cost about Rs 490 to Rs 1,400 in Pakistan on 12 November 2026 for the long one-piece coat, and Rs 582 to Rs 1,255 for a light two-piece suit. The best-selling barsati we saw on Daraz, a Warm Darden rain coat at Rs 699, showed 9.3K sold.
So the price of a barsati and a basic suit is almost the same. The difference is what happens on the bike:
- A long barsati coat is quick to throw on and covers your knees when you walk. On a bike, it rides up at the seat, the tail flaps at 40 km/h and water runs off the coat straight into your lap and shoes. It also catches the wind like a sail.
- A two-piece suit (jacket and trouser) seals at the waist, stays put at speed and keeps your lap dry, which is where you get wettest sitting on a bike.
- A one-piece dangri (overall) at Rs 1,199 seals best of all but is slow to get into at the roadside, and you cannot take the top off when the rain stops.
Our recommendation: for riding, buy a two-piece suit even if you already own a barsati. Keep the barsati for walking.
Rain Suit for Bikers: What Should You Look For?
A rain suit for bikers needs sealed seams, a zip covered by a flap, closable cuffs and ankles, a hood that fits under the helmet and reflective strips. The fabric matters less than those details, because water gets in at the openings first.
Check these before you pay:
- Seams. Stitched seams leak unless they are taped or heat-sealed on the inside. Chaudhry Auto Store's rain suit and shoe cover bundle says "fully sealed seams"; TopBrand's PVC suit on Daraz says "heat sealed stitching". Ask for a photo of the inside of a seam if the listing does not say.
- Front zip with a storm flap. A bare zip leaks at riding speed. The Dominance rain suits have a "button-down and zipped top", which means a flap over the zip.
- Cuffs and ankles. Elastic or velcro at the wrist stops water running up your sleeve when your arms are stretched to the handlebar. Velcro or a zip at the ankle lets the trouser go over your shoes.
- Hood under the helmet. A hood worn over a helmet blows off and blocks your side view. Wear a thin hood under the helmet or tuck it into the collar; LS2's Aqua has a detachable hood.
- Reflective strips. In rain at dusk a rider in a dark suit is hard to see. Mumtaz's Rs 2,500 rain suit has reflective strips; the LS2 Aqua has reflective and hi-vis yellow straps on the chest, shoulders, back and legs.
- Colour. Yellow, green or a bright blue is easier for drivers to see than black.
- A storage bag. A suit that folds into its own bag lives under the seat or in a tank bag, which is the only place it is useful.
What do waterproof and breathable figures mean?
A waterproof rating in millimetres (for example 5,000 mm) is the height of a column of water the fabric holds back before it leaks; a breathability figure in g/m²/24h is how much sweat vapour it lets out in a day. Higher is better for both. LS2 is the only seller in our table that printed both: its Aqua man rain suit lists 5,000 mm waterproofness and 5,000 g/m²/24h breathability. Local listings say "100% waterproof" without a number, which cannot be compared.
PVC and rubber-coated suits are close to fully waterproof but do not breathe, so on a humid July ride you get wet from the inside. Parachute polyester breathes a little but lets water through in a heavy downpour.
How Do You Choose a Rain Suit for Men by Size?
To size a rain suit for men, buy one size larger than your shirt and check the listed chest, waist and leg lengths against yourself, because the suit goes over your clothes and often over a riding jacket. Local rain suit sizes are not standard, so read the measurements:
- Chaudhry Auto Store lists its XL rain suit for size 32-36 and its XXL for size 36-40.
- Ak Enterprises' PVC suit on Daraz fits waist 28 to 38 inches.
- Dominance's Biker rain suit, size Large, lists trousers 41 inches long, jacket 31 inches long, 24-inch sleeves and a 24-inch jacket width; the Medium is 1-2 inches smaller.
- LS2 sells the Tonic in M to 4XL and the Aqua in S to XL.
How to check the fit at home: put the suit on over the clothes you ride in, sit on the bike and stretch your arms to the handlebar. The sleeves should still cover your wrists, the jacket should cover your lower back and the trousers should reach your shoes with your knees bent. If any of those pull short, the suit is too small.
Many Daraz listings sell one "free size" or a unisex size. For women riders and teenagers that usually means a suit that is too long, which is safer to roll up at the cuff than to ride in one that is too short.
What Do You Need for Monsoon Riding Besides a Rain Suit?
Monsoon riding needs four things beyond the rain suit: shoe covers, gloves that still grip wet, a visor that does not fog, and a bike that is seen. Prices checked on 12 November 2026:
| Item | Why | Price (12 Nov 2026) | Where |
|---|---|---|---|
| Waterproof shoe covers | Wet socks for the whole day otherwise | Rs 1,500 – 1,649 | Mumtaz rain cover shoes Rs 1,500; Chaudhry PVC shoe covers with side zip and heel reflector Rs 1,649 |
| Rain suit and shoe cover bundle | Both in one order | Rs 3,950 – 4,950 | Chaudhry Auto Store, XL Rs 3,950, XXL Rs 4,950 |
| Full-finger riding gloves | Grip on a wet throttle and lever | Rs 1,800 | Our Super Air hard knuckle riding gloves are Rs 1,800 |
| Full face helmet | Keeps rain off your face at speed | Rs 2,500 – 11,500 | Our full face helmets |
Gloves: wear the glove cuff under the rain suit sleeve, so water runs off rather than into the glove. A wet glove still grips the bar; a bare wet hand slips. Our bike gloves price guide compares waterproof pairs.
Visor fog: in warm rain your breath fogs the inside of the visor. Open the visor one notch at low speed, keep the helmet's chin vent open, and wipe the inside only with a clean, soft cloth. Riding with the visor fully up in heavy rain is worse: raindrops at 50 km/h sting and blur your eyes. The full face helmet guide covers vents and visors.
Riding in the rain: brake earlier and more gently, avoid the painted road markings and the steel covers of drains, which are slippery when wet, and ride round water-filled potholes you cannot see the bottom of. Water from a deep puddle can also reach the air filter on a low bike such as a CD 70.
Bike Rain Cover While Riding vs a Parked Bike Cover
A rain cover for a bike while riding is not a real product: anything covering the bike while it moves would catch the wind and the wheels. What riders mean by "bike rain cover while riding" is one of three things:
- A rain suit for the rider (this guide).
- A seat cover or seat cushion that does not soak up water, so you do not sit on a wet sponge after parking in the rain.
- A tank cover or tank bag rain cover, to keep a phone or papers dry.
A bike cover is for when the bike is parked. It goes over the handlebars, tank, seat and tail to keep rain, dust and sun off. Basic universal bike covers cost about Rs 437 to Rs 949 on Daraz on 12 November 2026. Bike Markaz sells a bike top cover for 70cc, 125cc and 150cc bikes at Rs 1,200 for the 70cc cut, with the 125cc and 150cc cuts slightly dearer. Our bike cover price guide compares the market. Let the silencer cool before you put a cover on; a hot silencer can melt it.
How Do You Care for a Rain Suit So It Lasts?
Dry a rain suit open and in the shade after every ride, and never fold it away wet; that is what makes a cheap suit smell and crack within a season. Also:
- Rinse off mud with plain water; detergent strips the coating on parachute fabric.
- Keep PVC suits out of direct sun. Sun hardens and cracks PVC, especially at the knees and elbows.
- Check the seams before the monsoon. Re-seal a peeling seam with seam sealer rather than throwing the suit away.
- Pack it loosely in its bag. A tight fold for months leaves cracks along the fold lines.
- Do not iron it. Heat melts the coating.
A Rs 1,100 parachute suit looked after this way lasts a season or two of commuting; a PVC suit longer, if it is kept out of the sun.
What Mistakes Do Riders Make with Rain Suits?
The most common mistake is buying a long barsati coat for riding and getting a wet lap and shoes anyway. The others:
- Buying the suit in July. Stock and choice are thinnest just when everyone needs one. Buy before the monsoon.
- Too small. A suit pulled tight over clothes splits at the seat the first time you swing a leg over the bike.
- Black suit, black bike, no reflectors. In rain, at dusk, you disappear.
- Leaving it at home. A rain suit is only useful if it lives on the bike, under the seat or in a bag.
- Wearing the hood over the helmet. It fills with wind and blocks your mirrors and side view.
- Riding in PVC for an hour in summer. You will be soaked in sweat; open the front at stops.
How We Researched This
We read every price on 12 November 2026 from the sellers' own pages: Daraz search results for "rain suit for bikers" and "barsati" (the sellers' listed prices and sold counts that day), the full product feeds of Chaudhry Auto Store, Mumtaz Auto Store and Dominance, and LS2 Helmets PK, including the waterproofing figures in the LS2 Aqua description. Bike cover prices on Daraz came from the same day's search for "motorcycle jacket armour", which returned covers alongside jackets. Bike Markaz prices are from our own catalogue on the same day.
What we could not verify: the fabric, seam construction and real waterproofing of most local suits (only LS2 printed figures); whether "100% waterproof" claims hold in a monsoon downpour; and how long any suit lasts. We did not test any rain suit ourselves.
FAQs: Rain Suits in Pakistan
What is the rain suit price in Pakistan in 2026?
On 12 November 2026 a rain suit in Pakistan cost about Rs 490 to Rs 1,400 for a long barsati coat, Rs 582 to Rs 1,255 for a light two-piece parachute suit, Rs 1,850 to Rs 2,147 for a PVC suit and Rs 2,500 to Rs 4,000 at motorcycle shops. Imported LS2 rain gear cost Rs 13,900 to Rs 13,990.
What is the barsati price in Pakistan?
A barsati, or long raincoat, cost about Rs 490 to Rs 1,400 in Pakistan on 12 November 2026, and a thin EVA plastic raincoat Rs 499 to Rs 889. A two-piece barsati set with a jacket and trouser cost Rs 582 to Rs 1,255 for light parachute fabric, which is the better choice for riding a bike.
Which rain suit is best for bikers in Pakistan?
A two-piece jacket-and-trouser suit with sealed seams, a flap over the zip, closable cuffs, reflective strips and a bright colour is best for bikers. In Pakistan that costs about Rs 1,850 to Rs 2,500 in PVC or from a motorcycle shop (November 2026). Light Rs 1,000 parachute suits are fine for short commutes in a shower.
Is a long barsati coat or a two-piece rain suit better on a bike?
A two-piece rain suit is better on a bike. A long barsati coat rides up at the seat, flaps in the wind and lets water run into your lap and shoes. A jacket and trouser suit stays in place at speed and keeps you dry where you sit. In Pakistan both cost about the same, Rs 490 to Rs 1,400 (November 2026).
What size rain suit should I buy?
Buy one size larger than your shirt, because a rain suit goes over your clothes and often over a riding jacket. Check the listed measurements: Chaudhry Auto Store sells XL for size 32 to 36 and XXL for 36 to 40. Sit on the bike in the suit; the sleeves must still cover your wrists and the trousers reach your shoes.
Are PVC rain suits better than parachute rain suits?
PVC or rubber-coated rain suits keep out more water than light parachute polyester suits and suit heavy monsoon rain, but they do not breathe, so you sweat inside them in humid weather. In Pakistan PVC suits cost about Rs 1,850 to Rs 2,147 and parachute suits Rs 582 to Rs 1,255 on 12 November 2026.
Is there a bike rain cover you can use while riding?
No cover can go over a moving bike; it would catch the wind and the wheels. Keep yourself dry with a rain suit and your phone and papers dry in a waterproof bag. A bike cover is for a parked bike: Bike Markaz sells a bike top cover from Rs 1,200, and basic covers on Daraz cost Rs 437 to Rs 949 (November 2026).
Does Bike Markaz sell rain suits?
No. Bike Markaz did not sell rain suits in November 2026. For monsoon riding we sell Super Air hard knuckle riding gloves at Rs 1,800, full face helmets, and a bike top cover for parked bikes from Rs 1,200, all with courier delivery across Pakistan and cash on delivery. The rain suit prices in this guide are from other sellers.
Shop for Monsoon Riding at Bike Markaz
We do not stock rain suits yet; the rain suits shelf is empty for now. For the rest of the monsoon kit, see the Super Air riding gloves at Rs 1,800, the bike top cover at Rs 1,200 for the 70cc cut, and all our riding gear. We deliver nationwide by courier with cash on delivery.
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