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Men’s Warm Fleece Hiking Jacket - SH900

Reference. 8738837

$59.00

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This fleece jacket has been eco-designed to keep you really warm when you go out hiking. It is comfortable and ideal for cold weather.

The underarm inserts provide breathability. Its warm pockets will provide comfort for your hands. The inside pocket keeps your personal belongings safe.

Main fabric: 40.0% Acrylic, 60.0% Polyester; Main lining: 100.0% Polyester; Hood fabric: 100.0% Polyester; Underarm fabric: 6.0% Elastane, 94.0% Polyester; Yoke: 18.0% Elastane, 82.0% Polyester; Membrane: 100.0% Polyurethane

BENEFITS

Warmth

320 g/sqm brushed polyester fleece lined with a 120 g/sqm component

Breathability

Main fabric is fast-drying polyester RET 17.3. Underarm panels

Pockets

Two warm hand pockets and an inside pocket secured with a zip fastening

Freedom of movement

Loose fit and stretch panels under the arms

Water repellent

Water-repellent hood with drawstrings

TECHNICAL INFORMATIONS

A comfortable and practical fleece

With its loose fit and stretch panels under the arms, this fleece will give you the freedom of movement you need when hiking in the snow.
The zip pockets keep your things safe.
The water repellent hood keeps your head dry during light rain.

A very warm fleece for winter?

Inspired by the fur or plumage of animals, the brushed interior of this fleece keeps the heat in by trapping air. With its cuffs that block the cold air, it provides constant warmth during your outdoor adventures.

Why is fleece so warm?

Fleece fabric with synthetic fibres to reproduce the performance of wool: warmth, thermal insulation yet still lightweight. It is soft, comfortable, dries quickly and lets the skin to breathe.

Soft and comfortable, but also durable

To guarantee their quality, our products undergo rigorous tests. We check their resistance to pilling, discolouration and repeated washing. The resistance to wear is measured using the Martindale test that subjects a sample of fabric to repeated friction.

Dress properly for hiking on snow

To face winter, follow the 3-layer principle:
1) Technical and breathable base layer.
2) Sweater or fleece for warmth and moisture transfer.
3) Jacket for protection against bad weather.
Make sure it is all breathable to evacuate humidity.