Fashion brand Rains has set out to rethink quality rainwear. Based on an initiative to reinterpret the traditional rubber raincoat in a novel way, each of their collections provides a mix of revitalized designs from rainwear archives and original rainwear solutions.

“Our product DNA is classic but innovative and we are always searching for new ways of developing the brand – that’s our constant motivation and inspiration,” said co-founder Philip Lotko in an interview with Flaunt. “The Scandinavian design DNA is in almost everything we do – that’s why keeping designs simple and functional is key for us.”

Their apparel, bags, and accessories are designed to withstand the stormiest of weather, all while speaking to the current tendencies of today. Influenced by their Scandinavian heritage, the brand practices an uncompromising approach to simplicity that is as equally rooted in functionality. Something to look forward to this upcoming winter.

Here are some of their most recent rainwear pieces:

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Canadian painter Richard Savoie paints incredible urban and nature sceneries, capturing the true meaning of wintertime and Christmas spirit. Below are some of his photos and you can see more on his Facebook page.

There’s just something magical about them. Don’t they inspire you to get the most out of this winter?

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Locals started sharing photos and the rest of the world shared them for everyone to see. We must agree, the view is pretty spectacular. The scenes from the Grand Canyon on New Year’s Day show the magical sight and we can only assume how incredible it looks in person.

Scroll down to see some of the best photos and videos of the winter wonderland in Arizona.

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It may look too complicated at first glance but if you closely follow her step-by-step tutorial you’ll see that it can actually be made at home. You’ll probably need a few specific baking tools but if you’re resourceful and willing to improvise you can even do without them.

“This holiday season, make a cake that is truly one of a kind – like this snow globe cake. It will turn your holiday gathering into a winter wonderland!”

Are you ready to wow everyone at the Christmas party?

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Winters can get pretty rough and not quite pleasant, but they do come with some positive sides. This view says it all! Scroll down to enjoy the photos people took these days and hurry to plan your own trip to the Falls.

The post Niagara Falls Looks Incredible During Cold Days – See Pics appeared first on TettyBetty.

In an attempt to warm you up, we’ve prepared a list of comics that show winter-related problems we all know too well.

The post Funny Comics That Show Winter Problems We Can All Relate To appeared first on TettyBetty.

Fashion brand Rains has set out to rethink quality rainwear. Based on an initiative to reinterpret the traditional rubber raincoat in a novel way, each of their collections provides a mix of revitalized designs from rainwear archives and original rainwear solutions.

“Our product DNA is classic but innovative and we are always searching for new ways of developing the brand – that’s our constant motivation and inspiration,” said co-founder Philip Lotko in an interview with Flaunt. “The Scandinavian design DNA is in almost everything we do – that’s why keeping designs simple and functional is key for us.”

Their apparel, bags, and accessories are designed to withstand the stormiest of weather, all while speaking to the current tendencies of today. Influenced by their Scandinavian heritage, the brand practices an uncompromising approach to simplicity that is as equally rooted in functionality. Something to look forward to this upcoming winter.

Here are some of their most recent rainwear pieces:

The post This Brand Takes Rainwear to a Whole Other Level appeared first on TettyBetty.

Canadian painter Richard Savoie paints incredible urban and nature sceneries, capturing the true meaning of wintertime and Christmas spirit. Below are some of his photos and you can see more on his Facebook page.

There’s just something magical about them. Don’t they inspire you to get the most out of this winter?

The post Artist Paints Beautiful Winter Sceneries appeared first on TettyBetty.

Locals started sharing photos and the rest of the world shared them for everyone to see. We must agree, the view is pretty spectacular. The scenes from the Grand Canyon on New Year’s Day show the magical sight and we can only assume how incredible it looks in person.

Scroll down to see some of the best photos and videos of the winter wonderland in Arizona.

The post Rare Snowfall Transforms Rocky Desert into Surreal Winter Wonderland appeared first on TettyBetty.

It may look too complicated at first glance but if you closely follow her step-by-step tutorial you’ll see that it can actually be made at home. You’ll probably need a few specific baking tools but if you’re resourceful and willing to improvise you can even do without them.

“This holiday season, make a cake that is truly one of a kind – like this snow globe cake. It will turn your holiday gathering into a winter wonderland!”

Are you ready to wow everyone at the Christmas party?

The post Learn How to Make Your Own Snow Globe Cake appeared first on TettyBetty.

Winters can get pretty rough and not quite pleasant, but they do come with some positive sides. This view says it all! Scroll down to enjoy the photos people took these days and hurry to plan your own trip to the Falls.

The post Niagara Falls Looks Incredible During Cold Days – See Pics appeared first on TettyBetty.

In an attempt to warm you up, we’ve prepared a list of comics that show winter-related problems we all know too well.

The post Funny Comics That Show Winter Problems We Can All Relate To appeared first on TettyBetty.