True to its roots, the Campbell cotton rain coat follows the blueprint of the signature rain coats from the Grenfell archive. The Campbell was the original rain coat Grenfell constructed, dating back to the 1930s, and remains the most iconic rain coat.

Renamed after Sir Malcolm Campbell, the man who broke every land and water speed record in his Bluebird cars and boats while wearing his prized Grenfell racing suit. The Campbell cotton raincoat is constructed from a yarn-dyed gabardine cotton, giving an iridescent look. The Campbell rain coat stays true to its original design featuring a raglan sleeve, concealed button fastening, two front slanted welt pockets, and internal newspaper pockets.