Insulated city hardshell with a stowable hood for varying temperatures.
Waterproof
Windproof
Breathable
Durable
3L GORE-TEX® PRO ePE with a C-KNIT™ grid backer and face fabric with recycled content is waterproof, breathable, and free from intentionally added PFAS
100gsm and 80gsm Coreloft™ insulation add breathable warmth in moisture-prone underarm areas
Cuff gaskets seal out drafts
Garment Centre Back Length: Size M is 29"/72cm - Varies by size
FC0 DWR (Durable Water Repellent) finish repels moisture and is free from intentionally added PFAS
StowHood™ can be stowed in collar when not required
Two internal pockets
Two side pockets
Microfleece-lined hand pockets for comfort
Insulation - bluepass Material, recycled content
Lining - bluepass Material, recycled content
PFAS (Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) Compliant
Two-way AquaGuard® zipper for added water resistance, with a thumb tab for easy grip
Insulated city hardshell with a stowable hood for varying temperatures.
Waterproof
Windproof
Breathable
Durable
3L GORE-TEX® PRO ePE with a C-KNIT™ grid backer and face fabric with recycled content is waterproof, breathable, and free from intentionally added PFAS
100gsm and 80gsm Coreloft™ insulation add breathable warmth in moisture-prone underarm areas
Cuff gaskets seal out drafts
Garment Centre Back Length: Size M is 29"/72cm - Varies by size
FC0 DWR (Durable Water Repellent) finish repels moisture and is free from intentionally added PFAS
StowHood™ can be stowed in collar when not required
Two internal pockets
Two side pockets
Microfleece-lined hand pockets for comfort
Insulation - bluepass Material, recycled content
Lining - bluepass Material, recycled content
PFAS (Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) Compliant
Arc’teryx is a global design company based in North Vancouver, Canada, specializing in technical high-performance apparel, outerwear and equipment. Our products are distributed through more than 3,000 retail locations worldwide, including over 50 branded stores. Arc’teryx is named for the Archaeopteryx Lithographica, the first reptile to develop the feather for flight.
