Waist trousers from Farmerrain – For work and outdoor life
Farmerrain’s waterproof waist trousers are developed for those who set high standards for function, comfort and durability. Whether you work outdoors in demanding environments or enjoy an active outdoor lifestyle, our waist trousers deliver reliable weather protection and long service life – day after day.
Durable materials for tough conditions
The waist trousers are made from robust and waterproof materials that withstand both hard work and challenging weather conditions. The waterproof surface ensures you stay dry even during heavy rain, while the material is flexible enough to provide full freedom of movement during the working day or on the hiking trail.
Designed for practical use
With thoughtful construction, Farmerrain’s waist trousers are adapted for real working conditions. Details such as reinforced seams, durable zips and a well-fitting cut make the trousers a reliable choice for professions in agriculture, industry, service and other outdoor occupations – but also for hunting, fishing and other outdoor activities.
Unisex sizes – suits everyone
The waist trousers are available in unisex sizes and are designed to fit both women and men. The flexible sizing makes them a practical choice for the entire work team or family, and the timeless design suits both professional and private settings.
A sustainable investment
Like all other garments in Farmerrain’s range, the waist trousers are designed for long service life and daily use. The ability to repair and maintain the garment means it can continue to be used for many years – a sustainable and economically smart choice for those who do not want to compromise on quality. Explore Farmerrain’s range of waterproof waist trousers and find the pair that suits your needs.
Yes. We want your clothes to last as long as possible. That is why we can offer repair of your garment
to extend its lifespan. This can be done via our repair kits, button kits, or by it being sent to us for
welding and repair at the warehouse in Emmaboda, or being sent on to the factory. When the
garment has reached the end of its lifespan, we are happy to receive them in order to recycle / reuse
the material in the right way at the warehouse in Sweden / Emmaboda
Don’t wash unnecessarily — vinyl garments are easy to keep clean. Clean primarily with a damp cloth
and lukewarm water, without detergent. For more stubborn dirt, you can use uncoloured soap. If the
trousers need machine washing, wash at 40 °C without fabric softener, ideally inside out. Never
tumble dry — let them air dry hanging instead. Creases can be gently ironed out at a low temperature
from the inside, with a cloth in between. Don’t store light-coloured, glossy garments against dark
colours, leather or faux leather, as they can transfer colour.
Yes. Most models have button adjustment at the leg opening, and Hunter has elastic at the ankle.
Work has reflectors from 3M and is made for work where you need to be seen. Hunter has
signal-orange straps at the back.
A “byxholk” protects the legs and is attached with snap fasteners to the waist belt. It is easy to put on
over the trousers you already have.
Hunter, in matt Raintex Biovinyl+ with ventilation mesh at the back and signal-orange straps for
visibility. The “byxholk” is an alternative if you only want to protect the legs.
A completely sealed material does not let out water vapour, so during hard work moisture can form on
the inside. Many experience waist trousers as warmer than bib trousers, because they close tightly
around the waist and the air has difficulty getting out. A high trouser that is not too tight ventilates
better: when you move, a lot of air goes out at the top. If you want waist trousers with ventilation,
Hunter has a ventilation mesh at the back and Matching Kid has ventilating mesh at the waist. On the
upper body you can choose a jacket with mechanical ventilation, such as the Hunter jacket or the
Adventure anorak.
Choose a jacket that comes a bit down over the waistband, and test the combination by bending
forward and squatting. For work on your knees or in deep wet, bib trousers are safer.
Yes. Our waist trousers in Biovinyl+ and Raintex Biovinyl+ have a water column of over 20,000 mm
and welded seams.
Waist trousers sit at the waist and leave the upper body free. They are quicker to take on and off. Bib
trousers are worn from the shoulders, stay in place when you bend and also protect the back and
stomach. A high trouser that is not too tight also often ventilates better than waist trousers.