Lake Of The Ozarks Embroidered Port Authority All-Season Women's Jacket
Regular price
$64.95
Unit price
per
We appreciate a well-made product, and this jacket is just that!
Quality fabrics, waterproofed seams, port pocket for customization, the hood attaches with a zipper and snaps under a flap on the collar, lightweight but warm fleece as lining in the body with a touch of fleece on the top of the zipper flap.
The detailing touches, including the two-tone fabric and articulated elbow are very flattering. The hardware is the same high quality as the fabric and craftsmanship.
Double-pull main zipper, external and internal zippered pockets, Velcro on the wrists as well as the rain flap over the main zipper and good quality toggles and bungee in the hood and bottom. For the money, this is an excellent buy
Not bulky. Great for snowy and rainy days, this Port Authority jacket features a high quality embroidering of your favorite lake!
Runs small! We recommend ordering 1-2 sizes up.
100% Taslan nylon shell; White body is 100% polyester
100% microfleece body lining
Zip-off hood with drawcord and toggles for adjustability; Snaps at collar are decorative, not functional
Decoration type: Embroidery
Made by Port Authority
Quality fabrics, waterproofed seams, port pocket for customization, the hood attaches with a zipper and snaps under a flap on the collar, lightweight but warm fleece as lining in the body with a touch of fleece on the top of the zipper flap.
The detailing touches, including the two-tone fabric and articulated elbow are very flattering. The hardware is the same high quality as the fabric and craftsmanship.
Double-pull main zipper, external and internal zippered pockets, Velcro on the wrists as well as the rain flap over the main zipper and good quality toggles and bungee in the hood and bottom. For the money, this is an excellent buy
Not bulky. Great for snowy and rainy days, this Port Authority jacket features a high quality embroidering of your favorite lake!
Runs small! We recommend ordering 1-2 sizes up.
