Ultralight Jacket
Ultralight Jacket
Our Ultralight Jacket delivers lightweight warmth, wet or dry.
Color: Cypress
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Size Chart
The measurements below are body measurements. Use a flexible tape measure and record your body measurements to choose your best size. This is a general guide. Fit varies between products, dependent on their intended use.
| XS | S | M | L | XL | 2XL | 3XL | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Neck | 15.5" | 16.25" | 17" | 18" | 19" | 20" | 21" |
| Chest | 35.5" | 38.5" | 41.5" | 44.5" | 47.5" | 50.5" | 53.5" |
| Waist | 29" | 32" | 35" | 38" | 41" | 44" | 47" |
| Natural Waist | 35.5" | 38.5" | 41.5" | 44.5" | 47.5" | 50.5" | 53.5" |
| Arm Length | 33" | 34" | 35" | 36" | 36.75" | 37.5" | 38.25" |
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PrimaLoft® insulates dry or wet
Features
- 1.5-oz. nylon shell
- 60g PrimaLoft Gold insulation
- Insulates wet or dry
- Zippered front closure, hand pockets, and interior security pocket
- Elastic binding at hem and cuffs
SKU
F1420296078-1Material
1.5-oz. nylon + 60g PrimaLoft Gold + polyester microsuedeManufacturing
Imported.Care
Machine-wash cold. Tumble-dry low. Do not bleach. Do not iron.Insulated with 60G PrimaLoft Gold
Our Ultralight Jacket delivers lightweight, breathable, and packable warmth for outdoor action. Worn as a stand-alone jacket or layered under a rain shell, its versatility stands apart. The lightweight 1.5-oz. shell fabric is low-bulk for packing into tight spaces and a second layer over the shoulders adds durability. Its 60g PrimaLoft insulation was engineered to closely mimic the compressibility and light weight of goose down, with superior performance when wet.
Elastic binding on the hem and cuffs delivers a comfortable fit while keep out cold wind. The zipper garage at the neck provides non-pinching comfort. The collar and zippered hand pockets are lined for warmth and next-to-skin comfort. Zippers on the interior and hand pockets keep essentials secure.
