Are Anorak Jackets in Style?

Short answer: absolutely. The anorak’s back—only this time, it isn’t just for hikers and weekend warriors. Lightweight, water-repellent, and effortlessly cool, anorak jackets have become a go-to outer layer for teams, brands, food crews, and campus orgs that want form and function in one sleek piece.

Below, we break down why the anorak is trending again, how to wear it in the Philippines’ hot-and-humid (and sometimes suddenly rainy) weather, and how your team can make the look your own with custom anorak jackets.

Why anoraks are having a moment

1) Weather-ready without the bulk.
Metro drizzle, Baguio breeze, or office AC—anoraks handle it. The pullover silhouette and hood give you quick protection from wind and light rain, while modern fabrics stay light and breathable so you don’t overheat between commutes and meetings.

2) Street-smart silhouette.
The anorak’s half-zip and roomy pocketing feel current: sporty enough for weekend fits, clean enough for uniform use. It’s the perfect balance of casual and put-together—great for café staff, campus organizations, and brand field teams.

3) A premium canvas for your brand.
Unlike tees or polos, the anorak’s larger panels (front chest, sleeves, hood) give you multiple placements for logos, slogans, numbers, and name personalization. That means higher visibility in group photos, events, and everyday wear.

How to style an anorak in the Philippines

• Work crews & cafes: Pair a neutral anorak with black pants and clean sneakers for a cohesive, professional look that still moves with you during rush hours.

• Campus & sports orgs: Go bold—color-blocked bodies, contrast zippers, and sleeve prints look great on bleachers and in league photos.

• Events & promos: Choose a statement color aligned with your campaign, then add a subtle chest logo and a back tagline for maximum recall.

• Everyday uniforms: Keep it minimal with a tone-on-tone logo and matte hardware for that sleek, modern vibe.

Pro tip: choose a base that’s water-repellent, light, and easy to wash—perfect for unpredictable weather and frequent use.

Make it yours: customization ideas that last

When you’re investing in outerwear for a team or brand, longevity matters. Here are tried-and-true ways to decorate custom anorak jackets so they still look sharp after many wear-and-wash cycles:

• Embroidery for logos & name tags
  Raised, premium, and durable—great on chest, sleeve, or hood. Works beautifully for corporate logos and team crests.

• Silkscreen or transfer prints for bold graphics
  Ideal for large artwork, numbers, and slogans. Use it on the back panel or across the kangaroo pocket flap for high impact.

• Sublimation for full-color designs
  If your anorak fabric option supports it, sublimation lets you run gradients, patterns, or all-over graphics that won’t crack or peel.

• Mixed-media placements
  Combine an embroidered chest logo with a printed back tag line for the best of both worlds—texture up close, visibility from afar.

Not sure which method fits your fabric, art style, and timeline? We’ll help you pick the right technique so the finish matches your vision and your use case.

Practical details your team will appreciate

• Adjustable hood & hem: Helps different body types get a clean, flattering fit.

• Concealed or half-zip front: Easy on/off without messing up hair or headsets.

• Secure pockets: Kangaroo or zip pockets keep POS devices, notepads, and IDs close.

• Inclusive sizing: Ensure everyone—from barista to brand manager—looks and feels good in uniform.

Anorak vs other jacket types—when to choose it

• Compared to windbreakers: Anoraks feel more “styled” thanks to the pullover cut and pocket design, while still being light and weather-ready.

• Compared to bombers or corporate jackets: Anoraks read more sporty-casual and are easier to keep on all day in warmer climates.

• Compared to hoodies: You get the comfort of a hoodie with the bonus of water-repellency and a more polished silhouette.

If your team’s day swings from outdoor errands to indoor meetings—or your brand leans active, modern, and minimal—an anorak is the sweet spot.

Ready to design yours?

Craft Clothing is a Manila-based one-stop shop for durable custom apparel—made to look good today and hold up for years. Send us your logo and a quick brief, and we’ll create a free mockup of your custom anorak jackets. From material recommendations to placement and finish, our veteran artisans obsess over the details so you don’t have to.

Let’s start creating.
Share your vision, and we’ll turn it into an anorak your team will actually love to wear—rain or shine.

Questions? Message sales@craftclothing.ph and we’ll help you choose the right fabric, fit, and decoration method for your crew.