Columbia Women’s Pardon My Trench Rain Jacket

There are instances whenever you merely don’t want a thick winter coat. However, when a skinny wind-breaker or rain jacket received’t do the job both, Columbia affords an ideal ladies’s parka that retains you heat, dry, and comfy. This rain jacket is that good in-between coat to put on when it’s wet, however not too chilly. This snug ladies’s parka has been designed with a back-venting system that helps to enhance breathability. It additionally incorporates a waterproof outer shell for added safety in opposition to the weather. Whether it’s raining, sprinkling, and even snowing, this jacket will maintain you heat and dry – whatever the climate.

Columbia has infused plenty of superior expertise supplies within the development of this women’ all-weather parka. The outer shell is constructed from 100% nylon, the liner core is 100% polyester, and the sleeves are 100% nylon 210T taffeta. Professionally sewn, this superior expertise works collectively to maintain you snug and dry. Columbia has additionally added just a few additional options that enhance consolation, equivalent to zippered hand pockets, an adjustable belt, cuff tabs, and a weather-resistant hood. The superior supplies that make up this ladies’s winter parka are each water and stain repellent. The jacket is machine cleanable for straightforward cleansing whenever you want it.

This winter jacket is made with a contemporary basic match, which is a common straightforward match for a cushty vary of movement. The built-in adjustable belt tightens securely for a exact match. To guarantee the proper match, observe these steps for measuring and consult with the dimensions chart. To decide the neck measurement, measure on the base or thickest a part of your neck. For the sleeves, begin on the heart again of your neck and measure throughout the shoulder and all the way down to the wrist. Round as much as the subsequent even quantity. For the chest, measure on the fullest a part of the chest, underneath the armpits and over the shoulder blades, holding the tape measure agency and stage.