Haglofs
Men's L.I.M Airak 2.5L Jacket - True Black
£200.00
Product details
A classically styled coat come parka, the Orsa Jacket has a slightly longer length and a minimal but highly effective sheet insulation, providing warmth without bulk. Utilising Haglöfs inhouse 2-layer PROOF fabric, which uses a fully recycled face fabric. Fully adjustable hood and cuffs ensure a customised and weatherproof fit, plenty of pockets and reflective elements make this a solid all-rounder.
Features
- PROOF™ 2-layer waterproof
- 100% recycled face fabric (bluesign® approved)
- Fully adjustable hood
- Large hand pockets
- Reflective elements
- Adjustable drawcord hem
- Adjustable Velcro cuffs
- Regular fit, choose your usual size
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