Field Jacket – Waterproof Shell, Four Flap Pockets and Removable Hood

Field Jacket – Pockets That Are There To Be Used

A jacket cut along military lines, with four flapped patch pockets across the chest and hips and a waterproof outer shell. A drawcord inside the waist decides how straight or shaped it hangs. The hood snaps off when you do not want it.

Why choose a field jacket?

Field jackets were laid out for people who had to carry everything on them. That arrangement still works for anyone who would rather not bring a bag. The waterproof shell is what makes it a jacket you keep on when the weather turns.

• Four flapped pockets — chest and hips, each with a flap over the opening.
• Waterproof outer shell — holds up under steady rain rather than a passing shower.
• Drawcord waist — pull it in for shape or leave it loose for a straight fall.
• Snap-off hood — on for the walk, off for the rest of the day.
• Zip and snap front — the storm flap covers the zip so wind does not get in.

Everything you would have packed, already on you.

Close the zip first, then the snaps over it; that is what keeps rain out of the seam. The waist cord sits inside at hip level and adjusts from either side. Hang it open to dry rather than folding it away damp.

Specifications

• Waterproof outer shell
• Four flap pockets at chest and hip
• Internal drawcord at the waist
• Detachable hood with snap fastening
• Zip front with snap storm flap

Put it on and leave the bag behind.