Ride-on rainwear
Family Rain Ponchos
Worn rain ponchos for riders and their children: single and 2-3 rider versions, five colours, with a clear visor and a wide front shield that keeps a child dry up front.
All products available OEM / private label.
Designed around the second passenger
A family poncho is less a coat than a shelter with sleeves. Across the monsoon belt a scooter carries two or three people, and the one who gets soaked is the child sitting in front of the rider, right where the rain comes in. That is what the wide front shield is for: it drops over the handlebars and the child instead of stopping at the rider’s waist.
The rest follows from riding rather than from fashion: a high-clarity window so the rider can read the dashboard without lifting anything, a detachable double brim that keeps rain off the face, and a hem that cinches so the poncho does not balloon at speed.
Choosing between the versions
There are two body sizes. The single-rider version fits one adult and is the volume line for delivery riders and commuters. The 2-3 rider version is cut long and wide enough to reach a passenger behind and a child in front, and it is the one that sells in family markets.
Each body comes with or without mirror sleeves. The sleeved version has two openings that slip over the wing mirrors so the poncho sits on the bike as a tent when parked; the plain version is faster to throw on and off, which delivery fleets usually prefer. Five colours run across both.
Front shield covers the child
Cut to reach past the handlebars, which is the difference between a family poncho and a long raincoat.
Dashboard window
High-clarity panel so speed and battery stay readable in the rain.
With or without mirror sleeves
Two builds of the same body: pick by whether your buyers park in the open or ride and go.
Five colours, both bodies
Khaki, orange, light purple, pink and blue, so one order can serve more than one shelf.
Common questions
How many people does the 2-3 rider version actually cover?
A rider plus a passenger behind, or a rider plus a child in front and a passenger behind on a full-size scooter. It is cut for reach rather than for a headcount, so tell us the bike and the household and we will say which body fits.
Do the mirror sleeves fit every scooter?
They fit the common mirror stems in Southeast Asian markets, but mirror spacing varies by model. If your market runs one dominant scooter, send it to us and we check the spacing before production rather than after.
Are these sold as children’s products?
They are adult-worn ponchos that shelter a child, not garments worn by a child, and we sell them into Southeast Asian markets on that basis. If you intend to place them as a children’s product in a regulated market, tell us early: the compliance route is different and we will map it before you order.