Columbia Plus Size Oak Ridge™ Interchangeable Jacket*

Columbia

Columbia Plus Size Oak Ridge™ Interchangeable Jacket*

Columbia
Storms can't beat this waterproof, breathable jacket with a warm, thermal-reflective lining.
An adjustable hood and several zipped pockets are practical.
Zip the insulated jacket for extra warmth or wear it alone as a light layer.
Features:
  • Omni-Tech
  • Waterproof seam-sealed
  • Breathable
  • Back length: 30 in
Materials: Exterior: 94% Polyester, 6% Elastane Exterior: 100% Nylon Exterior: 100% Nylon
Ajustement et taille:
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J Sutherland
Not what I"d thought it was.

Hi! What I thought I was getting was a fully sleeved zip in jacket but it is only a zip in vest. Whoever started calling vests jackets is using revisionist English. In my world a jacket has sleeves.
The coat itself has a smidgen of insulation. I can use it for fall before it gets too cold or maybe for Spring skiing but this will never keep me warm outside in frigid minus 35 below temperatures. The description was not clear. Glad I bought it 70% off! The rest of the quality is excellent , as always! Someone needs to talk to Columbia!!

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J Sutherland
Not what I"d thought it was.

Hi! What I thought I was getting was a fully sleeved zip in jacket but it is only a zip in vest. Whoever started calling vests jackets is using revisionist English. In my world a jacket has sleeves.
The coat itself has a smidgen of insulation. I can use it for fall before it gets too cold or maybe for Spring skiing but this will never keep me warm outside in frigid minus 35 below temperatures. The description was not clear. Glad I bought it 70% off! The rest of the quality is excellent , as always! Someone needs to talk to Columbia!!