A waterproof jacket is a type of clothing designed to protect the wearer from rain and other wet weather conditions. An ANORAK, cagoul, kagool, barbour, CAGOULE, kagoule, OILSKIN, and RAINCOAT are all types of waterproof jackets. An ANORAK is a hooded jacket with a drawstring waist and hem, usually made of waterproof material. A cagoul is a waterproof hooded jacket with a drawstring waist and hem, typically made of rubberized fabric. A kagool is a lightweight waterproof jacket with a hood, usually made of nylon or polyester. A barbour is a waxed cotton jacket with a corduroy collar, typically worn for outdoor activities. A CAGOULE is a lightweight waterproof jacket with a hood, usually made of nylon or polyester. A kagoule is a lightweight waterproof jacket with a hood, usually made of nylon or polyester. An OILSKIN is a waterproof jacket made of oiled fabric, typically used by sailors. A RAINCOAT is a waterproof coat with a hood, typically made of rubberized fabric.