Built for people who don’t get to pick the weather.

This is a heavier-duty jacket designed for proper time outdoors — hunting, tramping, standing around in the cold pretending it’s still enjoyable. It’s quiet, tough, and built to handle rough conditions without making a fuss about it.

Not lightweight. Not minimal. That’s the point.

What it does well

- Keeps wind and rain out without turning into a sauna

- Tough enough for bush, scrub, and regular wear

- Quiet fabric (useful if you’re trying not to announce yourself)

- Venting helps when you’re moving uphill

What it’s not

- Not lightweight or packable

- Not a fashion-first jacket

- Not something you throw in a daypack “just in case”

Good for

- Hunting, hiking, and general off-track use

- Cold, wet conditions where you’ll be out for a while

- People who’d rather buy one proper jacket than replace a cheap one twice

Why this one
This is gear that’s made to be used, not just worn to the café after.

It’s from Pinewood’s more serious end — durable, weather-ready, and built to last. And because it’s not the latest season, you’re getting that level of protection without paying full price for it.

Specifications

- Shell fabric 1: 65% polyester, 35% cotton

- Shell fabric 2: 100% polyester

- Waterproof rating: ~15,000 mm

- Breathability: ~10,000 g/m²/24h

- Seams: Taped seams for weather protection

- Closure: Full zip with storm flap

- Hood: Adjustable hood

- Pockets: Multiple zipped pockets (including chest and hand)

- Ventilation: Underarm zips for airflow

- Cuffs: Adjustable cuffs

- Use: Cold, wet, and mixed conditions