Featherless Quilted Utility Jacket
Our Featherless Quilted Utility Jacket combines lightweight warmth and polished style, designed for those who need versatile outerwear for cooler days. Packed with Our Comfortemp® recycled insulation, this jacket provides reliable warmth without the bulk. Its utility-inspired design features multiple pockets, including spacious chest and hand pockets, offering ample storage for essentials. The best part? This jacket is made of 100% recycled materials that both keep you warm and also keep plastic bottles out of oceans and landfills.
Our Featherless Quilted Utility Jacket combines lightweight warmth and polished style, designed for those who need versatile outerwear for cooler days. Packed with Our Comfortemp® recycled insulation, this jacket provides reliable warmth without the bulk. Its utility-inspired design features multiple pockets, including spacious chest and hand pockets, offering ample storage for essentials. The best part? This jacket is made of 100% recycled materials that both keep you warm and also keep plastic bottles out of oceans and landfills.
- Crafted from 100% recycled polyester
- Durable water repellent (C0 DWR) finish
- Allover diamond quilt detailing
- Stand collar that can be worn up or down
- Full snap-closure front placket with hidden zipper
- Adjustable bungee drawcord hem and adjustable snaps at sleeve cuffs to keep out the cold
- Two side slit hand pockets and two functional chest pockets
- Comfortemp® insulation is made with rPET content (recycled plastic bottles and containers), which keeps plastic bottles out of oceans and landfills and keeps you warm without the bulk
- Factory is WRAP (Worldwide Responsible Accredited Production) certified, an organization that trains and audits production facilities to ensure they are operating in a safe, responsible, and ethical way
- Made with care in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Machine wash cold with like colors. Close zippers before washing. Do not use fabric softener. Do not bleach. Tumble dry low. Do not iron.
