Grateful for advice for a new commuter cycling jacket

Hi,
I am looking for a new cycling jacket, but am after something quite specific and am hoping people can give me some advice based on experience. I get quite warm quite quickly on the way to work and my current Altura jacket, while keeping my super visible and dry, does make me get quite clammy on the rather short (3 miles) trip to/from work. I am hoping for something that wears fairly loose with pockets, is waterproof with pits zips and is nice and breathable ...... moon on a stick right!
If anyone could give me some helpful pointers, I'd be really grateful. I have done some research but cannot seem to find something that hits all my key points. Cost wise, I am not adverse to paying a fair whack, but I do draw the line at the super expensive brands (Assos for example) because that is defo out of my price bracket.
I am looking for a new cycling jacket, but am after something quite specific and am hoping people can give me some advice based on experience. I get quite warm quite quickly on the way to work and my current Altura jacket, while keeping my super visible and dry, does make me get quite clammy on the rather short (3 miles) trip to/from work. I am hoping for something that wears fairly loose with pockets, is waterproof with pits zips and is nice and breathable ...... moon on a stick right!
If anyone could give me some helpful pointers, I'd be really grateful. I have done some research but cannot seem to find something that hits all my key points. Cost wise, I am not adverse to paying a fair whack, but I do draw the line at the super expensive brands (Assos for example) because that is defo out of my price bracket.
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Unfortunately, as you'd expect, different kit works well for different temperatures.
If you want to go faster, then drop the jacket, embrace the rain and change when you get to work. It's still warm enough to get wet and not be uncomfortable
Everyday Commuter