Ultimate Terrain Men's Explorer Brawny Shirt Jacket - Sherpa-Lined
Item No. 277357
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Ultimate Terrain Men's Explorer Brawny Shirt Jacket - Sherpa-Lined
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When it's chilly outside you need a heavy-duty coat that you can wear anywhere anytime and for any activity. Enter the Ultimate Terrain Explorer Brawny Shirt Jacket. This rugged workhorse is sherpa-lined throughout the body for exceptional warmth without unnecessary bulk. Sturdy metal snaps at the front placket and sleeve cuffs along with taffeta-lined sleeves make the jacket easy to slip on and take off as needed. Snap-closed chest pockets and tricot-lined handwarmer pockets provide convenient storage options for all your essential bring-alongs. Shell: 100% cotton fabric. Body Lining: 100% polyester fabric. Imported.
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- Sherpa lining adds warmth without bulk
- Metal snaps at cuffs and front placket
- Tricot-lined handwarmer pockets
- 100% Cotton shell, 100% Polyester lining
Specs
| Fabric | 100% Cotton Flannel |
|---|---|
| Gender | Men's |
| Hood | No |
| Neckline | Button-Down |
| Recommended Use | Casual, Hiking, Trail Hiking |
| Sleeve Style | Long Sleeve |
| Brand | Ultimate Terrain |
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Rated 5 out of
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Peck1257 from
Pleasantly Surprised. Good quality
I've never owned this brand before so I wasn't sure of it's quality. It's much better than I expected. The outer jacket fabric is more durable than expected for a $40 jacket. Well, a $20 jacket with the bogo 50%of sale. Snaps are easy but stay snapped. If you're skeptical due to the brand, I'd give it a chance. I'm returning a carhartt jacket for a second one of these. Unfortunately, it's July so I can't test how well it keeps out the cold. I'm pretty confident I'll be fine with this and a t-shirt in 40-50 degrees with little activity.
Date published: 2019-07-04
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