Custom windbreakers

10 windbreakers from 2 brands for races, outdoor events and staff. Filter by use, technique and colour: each product page says what it keeps out and what it doesn't.

RolyCode CB5088

Angelo

From children to adults in the same colour: the windbreaker for school trips, races and sports groups.

Windbreakers60 g/m²7 colours

SOL'SCode 46000

Mistral

Compared with single-layer windbreakers it adds a lining: the windbreaker for outdoor staff.

Windbreakers5 colours

RolyCode CV5051

Glasgow Woman

Fitted, with raglan sleeves and a longer back: the women's windbreaker for sports groups.

Windbreakers70 g/m²6 colours

SOL'SCode 32300

Surf Kids

School trips, cross-country races, days at the park: the windbreaker made for children.

Windbreakers6 colours

RolyCode CV5050

Glasgow

For training outdoors after dark: the windbreaker with reflective details on the zip and the back.

Windbreakers70 g/m²9 colours

SOL'SCode 1169

Shore

It folds into its own pocket: the windbreaker to keep in your backpack when travelling.

Windbreakers3 colours

SOL'SCode 1171

Skate

For a group that wants to stand out: the windbreaker with zip and mesh lining in a contrast colour.

Windbreakers3 colours

SOL'SCode 1618

Shift

Ten colours, from lime green to orange: the unisex windbreaker for races, staff and volunteers.

Windbreakers10 colours

SOL'SCode 32000

Surf

It folds into a pouch and ties round the waist: the windbreaker to bring to races and outdoor events.

Windbreakers11 colours

SOL'SCode 4758

Shield

The recycled-polyester windbreaker to hand out at outdoor events and gatherings.

Windbreakers6 colours

Windproof, water-repellent, waterproof

They all block the wind. A water-repellent fabric makes the drops of light rain run off; a waterproof one has seams and coatings that keep water out for longer. The product pages show what the brand states for each model.

Light and packable

Many models fold into their own pocket and become a small pack to keep in a bag: that is why they go into race packs and are handed out at outdoor events, where the weather can change.

Where the logo goes

On a thin, smooth fabric, transfer is the usual choice, on the left chest or the back. Embroidery pierces the fabric: on a waterproof garment it lets water through, and on a light one it pulls. Try your logo on the model with MyMockup.