LOMON on Amazon: Which of Its Rain Jackets, Scrub Tops and Basics Are Worth Buying

LOMON is one of the Amazon-native women’s clothing brands that don’t exist anywhere else: no website to speak of, no stores, just a few dozen listings that have accumulated tens of thousands of reviews between them. It gets searched for two reasons. The first is a rain jacket that shows up whenever someone looks for a cheap women’s raincoat. The second is that people who bought one thing from LOMON come back to see what else it makes, and find a catalog of $13–$20 tees, polos, scrub tops, pajama shorts and linen pants with no obvious way to tell the good ones from the filler.

We didn’t order every item. We read the reviews — all of them, on every LOMON listing with more than a few hundred — looking for the two things that decide whether cheap clothing is worth it: does it fit the way the size chart says, and does it survive washing. Six picks below. All are affiliate links to Amazon; a couple of LOMON’s other listings that we’d skip are mentioned without links.

The picks in one table

Prices are from the first week of September 2026. LOMON adds and removes coupons constantly; the tee has been anywhere from $13 to $15 in the past month.

The rain jackets, which is what most people came for

LOMON sells two women’s rain jackets that look the same in the thumbnail. The lined one has a mesh lining inside a waterproof shell, a hood, zip pockets and a hip-length cut. The lightweight one is the same shell without the lining, so it packs down smaller and weighs less.

The reviews split cleanly. The lined jacket sits at 4.5 stars over 2,100-plus reviews, and its five-star reviews are about the practical things — dog walks in steady rain, the hood staying up, being able to layer a sweater under it. The lightweight one is at 4.2 over about 1,700, and nearly every review under three stars says the same thing: unlined nylon against skin in warm rain feels clammy. That’s a real property of unlined shells, not a defect, but the lined jacket avoids it for about four dollars more. Unless you specifically need the smallest packable jacket for a backpack pocket, buy the lined one.

Both run roomy. Reviewers who normally wear a medium mostly kept the medium because they wanted room for a layer; if you want a close fit, size down one. Neither is a technical hiking shell with taped seams — for that, see our rain jacket buying guide, which explains waterproof ratings and compares LOMON with a couple of pricier options. For commuting, errands and walking the dog, these are the right amount of jacket at the right price.

The scrub top

LOMON’s printed V-neck scrub top is the surprise in the catalog. It’s a standard three-pocket scrub top in printed fabrics, at $15–$20 versus $30–$40 for the established scrub brands, and it holds 4.4 stars across 1,400 reviews written by nurses, vet techs and dental assistants who wear it on long shifts. The recurring praise is the pockets and the fabric not going see-through; the recurring complaint is that the prints vary more than the listing photos suggest. It runs true to size. If you wear scrubs and haven’t tried it, one top is a cheap experiment.

Everyday tops

The V-neck tee is LOMON’s plain short-sleeve basic, and it’s the one to buy if you’re testing the brand: $15, true to size, 4.4 stars over 1,700 reviews, and a top review about it going through a year of washing without the seams twisting — which is the failure mode of most tees at this price. It comes in a long list of colors.

The raglan workout tee is a crew-neck top with contrast raglan sleeves in a light athletic knit. It’s the highest-rated LOMON garment at 4.5 stars, though from a smaller pool of about 580 reviews. The praise is that it doesn’t cling when sweaty and looks like a normal tee rather than gym wear. Relaxed fit; order your usual size.

The golf polo is a collared, moisture-wicking short-sleeve for golf, tennis or pickleball at $20. 4.2 stars over a thousand reviews. It’s well liked for the fabric; the deduction is the cut, which a consistent minority calls boxy. If you’re between sizes, go down.

What we’d skip

LOMON’s gingham boxer shorts and lounge pants are its best sellers by review count (about 1,900 for the shorts) and they’re fine for what they are, but at 4.0–4.4 stars they draw more sizing complaints than the tops. The satin cap-sleeve tops (4-star range, under $10) get “thinner than expected” in most critical reviews. The linen barrel pants at 3.7 stars are the one item we’d actively avoid. None of those are linked here.

FAQ

Is LOMON a real brand?

It’s an Amazon-only label registered by a Chinese seller, like most of what shows up in Amazon’s women’s basics results. That’s not a mark against it; the reviews are what matter, and LOMON’s are unusually consistent for the price tier.

Which LOMON rain jacket is warmer?

The lined one, slightly, because of the mesh layer — but neither is insulated. For cold rain, wear a fleece underneath; both jackets are cut to allow it.

Do LOMON sizes run small?

Not overall. The jackets run roomy, the tees and scrub top run true, and the polo runs boxy. Treat each pick’s sizing note above as the rule for that item.

How do the rain jackets do in heavy rain?

Reviewers report staying dry through steady rain on walks and commutes. Seams aren’t taped, so in a prolonged downpour or on a multi-hour hike, expect some seepage at the shoulders. For that use, a technical shell is the right buy.