Snow Peak
FR 2L Down Jacket - Navy
£520.00
Product details
A nautically inspired overhead style, the Light Mountain Cloth Parka is a wide fit with a drop shoulder, in this updated heritage style from Snow Peak. To the front is a contrast henley quarter zip, snap fastening hand pockets and a Snow Peak embroidery to the chest. A 3-piece adjustable hood and drawcord adjustable hem are designed to seal out bad weather. Produced in a weather-resistant cotton rich blend, with a full mesh interior for comfort and breathability.
Features
- 54% cotton 46% polyamide shell
- 100% polyester mesh lining
- 3-piece adjustable hood
- Henley quarter zip
- Welted snap fastening hand pockets
- Adjustable hem drawcord
- Elasticated cuffs
- Made in Vietnam
- Regular fit, choose your usual size
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