Outdoor Jackets

Wind is what most jackets fail at

Wind is what most jackets fail at

Wind is the thing a jacket has to stop first, and it is where a knit or a loose weave gives up. Moving air strips warmth off skin far faster than still cold air does, so a tightly woven shell at 200 g out-performs a thick fleece that lets the wind through.

Every shell here is woven for that reason. Polyester carries most of the range, with a softshell at 92.4% polyester and 7.6% spandex where movement matters more than pure wind resistance.

Length, sleeve and cover

Body length at size M runs 60 cm on the Oversized Zip Jacket to 74 cm on the Lightweight Jacket Wind-Resistant. Sleeve runs 56 cm on the fleece-lined Baseball Jacket to 80 cm on the Sun Protection Jacket.

Chest at size M spans 110 cm on the Lightweight Outdoor Softshell to 134 cm on the Cooling Hoodie, so read the number and not the letter. All thirteen carry a full size chart, sizes reach XS to 2XL, and shoots use a 187 cm model or taller. Wash cold and keep coated shells out of a hot dryer.

By the weather you are dressing for

For packing small see lightweight jackets. For real cold see puffer jackets.

For sun see sun protection jackets, and for the Japanese cuts see japanese jackets. All outerwear is in jackets.

Measurements come from the manufacturer's flat size table for each garment, converted to centimetres and mapped onto one size ladder. Available for 13 of the 13 garments here, last checked 2026-09-12. How we measure.

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