City Trekker Jacket, BLACK
Length of product in size M: 112,5 cm. Water and wind resistant. 10,000 mm water resistance/water column. Breathability 10,000 g/m2/24h. Warm, downlike padding. 2-way zipper in front. Tricot cuffs with thumb holes.
Röhnisch winter jacket for women. Length of product in size M: 112,5 cm. A longer jacket with warm padding and windproof and water-resistant outer textile which keeps the entire body warm and dry on cold winter days. If the sun is shining and the temperature gets lower, the jacket has a 2-way drawstring so you can easily open and close the jacket, depending on the weather. The comfortable hood and cuff with thumb hole provides extra warmth. This jacket will keep you warm through many winters to come. The water-repellant surface treatment is free of environmentally hazardous fluorcarbons.
Details
- Length of product in size M: 112,5 cm
- Water and wind resistant
- 10,000 mm water resistance/water column
- Breathability 10,000 g/m2/24h
- Warm, downlike padding
- 2-way zipper in front
- Tricot cuffs with thumb holes
100% Polyester
Wash at 30 degrees. Do not use bleach. Tumble dry at low temperature. Do not iron. Do not dry clean. Wash with similar colours. Can be impregnated after washing for improved water-repellency. Tumble dry, use tennis balls to spread the filling evenly. Close the zipper prior to washing.
Additional information
Size | The model is 174 cm tall and is wearing size M. You can see our size guide here. |
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A jacket is a garment for the upper body, usually extending below the hips. A jacket typically has sleeves and fastens in the front or slightly on the side. A jacket is generally lighter, tighter-fitting, and less insulating than a coat, which is outerwear. Some jackets are fashionable, while others serve as protective clothing. Jackets without sleeves are vests.
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- Trekker (comics), a comic book series
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- Trekker, a person who goes Backpacking
- Toyota Trekker, Japanese SUV
- VW Trekker, German convertible
by isabel
Toppenjacka, både snygg och praktisk. Inte supervarm men passar för en en Skånks regnig och blåsig vinter. Relativt liten vikt för en vinterjacka, vilket jag gillar. Det enda jag egentligen saknar är fler och större fickor med fleeces eller något annat mjuk tyg på insidan.
by Emelie
Riktigt mysig och skön jacka. Perfekt längd! Jag är 177cm och har M.