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Fjällräven High Coast Hydratic Padded Jacket. Embrace any weather with the High Coast Hydratic Padded Jacket. This versatile, PFAS-free jacket is your go-to for both outdoor activities and everyday life. Made from recycled polyester, its waterproof and breathable Hydratic shell keeps you dry, while the lofty, down-like recycled insulation provides essential warmth. A longer cut offers extra coverage, and practical features like an adjustable hood, seven pockets, and fold-out reflective details on the cuffs ensure you´re prepared for any adventure. Stay warm, dry, and comfortable in sustainable style. Warm, waterproof and breathable jacket for outdoor activities and everyday life. High Coast Hydratic Padded Jacket for women is a two-layer recycled polyester shell with hydrophilic PU lamination and is padded with free-fibre recycled polyester insulation with a down-like loft. Slightly longer cut that comes down over the rear, zippered chest pockets and large bellows zippered hand pockets. Adjustable cuffs with fold-out reflective details.Features:- Practical, padded waterproof jacket for versatile outdoor and everyday life.- Made from recycled polyester with waterproof and breathable Hydratic membrane.- Padded with free-fibre polyester insulation with a down-like loft.- Slightly longer cut that covers the rear.- Warm hood with adjustments at the front and back.- Insulating, Waterproof, Windproof- Fit: Regular FitSpecifications:- Material: Hydratic- 79% polyester (recycled), 21% polyurethane- 100% polyamide (recycled)- Filling: 100% polyester (recycled)- Weight: 911 gCare:- Washing: 40°C mild process- Dry cleaning: Do not dry clean- Bleaching: Do not bleach- Drying: Do not tumble dry- Ironing: Do not iron- Wash separately, do not use fabric softener, apply fluorocarbon free impregnation after wash, close the zipper before wash. tradeinn Trekkinn
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