JACKETS

Outer layers for whatever the day throws at you, from a damp morning to a hard freeze. The range covers the Frontier zip flannel, a plush winter jacket, fleece-lined zip-ups and a waterproof rain shell, so there is a layer for wet, windy and cold.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which jacket is warmest?

The plush winter jacket is the heaviest and holds the most heat, making it the pick for a real freeze. The Frontier zip flannel and fleece-lined zip-ups are lighter and better for cool rather than cold. Match the weight to how low the temperature actually drops where you are.

Is the flannel jacket warm enough for winter?

The Frontier zip flannel is a mid-weight layer, warm for cool and transitional weather but not built as a deep-winter coat on its own. Layered over a hoodie, it stretches further into the cold. For sustained freezing temperatures, the winter jacket is the better call.

Can I layer these over a hoodie?

That is exactly how they are meant to be worn. The jackets are cut with room to sit over a hoodie or heavier pullover, so you can add or drop layers as the day changes. Sizing up slightly gives you more room for a thick mid-layer.

How do I care for a fleece-lined jacket?

Wash cold on a gentle cycle and dry on low or hang dry, since high heat flattens fleece over time. Zipping it up before washing protects the zipper and the lining. Skipping fabric softener helps the fleece keep its warmth.

What sizes do the jackets come in?

Size availability varies by jacket and can change with stock. Each product page lists the sizes currently in stock, so check there before ordering.