20 Best 3 In 1 Jacket Women’S Waterproof (2022 Updated)

I have had a Port Authority waterproof jacket for a long time. Since I have liked and used it so much, I wanted to get another. just like the one I had. So, I ordered what I hoped would be an exact replacement.

No such luck. The items I found different: (1) the cut was much smaller. it fit but was not as loose as my prior version; (2) there are no snaps on the placket, only a zipper; (3) the sleeve closures are more difficult to deal with.

While I plan to keep the jacket, it is a disappointment.

Love this jacket. Great hoodie and the zip-out jacket inside is great for other uses when needed. A lot of pockets to put things and great rain repellent material.

Great Jacket. Very warm. Would be nice to beef up a couple of the threads but otherwise a quality piece.

As someone who does not like cold weather I’m absolutely thrilled with this coat. So far I’ve worn just the inner layer on moderate days (40-50 degrees) and it has been more than sufficient to keep me warm.

I’ve worn both layers on colder days (25-30 degrees) and it has kept me warm even while standing outside without even moving around. I love the fact that you can separate this out and it looks great either way.

It’s really easy to put together and take apart, which I was worried might be a pain, but it’s not. The hood is great because it fits without sagging over your eyes, which is a problem I always seem to have with hoods.

But this one sits really nicely and secures well. I love the pockets on both layers, too. When I’ve worn it out walking, it’s been quite warm. It has a nice shape, too, so I don’t look like a box. And it’s roomy enough to be comfortable with a sweatshirt without feeling like your arms are in a vise.

I’m 5-3 and it sits below my hips so it’s nice for keeping me warm but doesn’t restrict moving or sitting. I got the dark blue and it’s a really nice deep color. I would buy this again in a second.

I specifically went shopping to get a new winter coat. Planned on buying a North Face parka. Happened to see this Columbia jacket and tried it on. I had stopped buying Columbia about 10 years or more ago because the quality had disappointed me.

I absolutely love this jacket. Everything that I wanted and more. Lightweight but warm. Cuffed sleeves, hood that actually fits a human head and is full adjustable- super cool new locking mechanism to keep it in place – so many pockets, actually had a nice feminine cinched waist with a belt, back is slightly longer than the front but the sides are notched so you can get in and out of the car, faux fur trim is removable, I can get a size small that actually fits like a real size small – thank you for that – the armpit area is roomy enough to allow me to actually do winter activities without feeling constrained.

This coat has absolutely every feature that I could ask for. Almost all other brands that I tried on were bulky and not flattering at all. I’m so glad that I found it! :).

Really like this jacket. Fits well. Very warm and cozy. Pleasantly surprised how nice the liner jacket looks and feels. Three jackets in one! Great deal.

My husband had to return this because the size was huge on him. He said it looked like a dress. He was not pleased with the warmth of the coat either so we did not reorder.

Thanks ApparelnBags; I love my jacket. It is the perfect jacket for all seasons…

Comfortably tailored with generous arm and body length and deep pockets. It is indeed a heavyweight fleece and enables periods of exertion without causing instant over-heating due to the generous tailoring not being too tight a fit.

I really wanted to love this super cute jacket. I liked the idea of the separate fleece jacket despite the reviews about the sleeves twisting. I think if there were thumb holes, that issue would be solved- which is a real issue.

I ended up returning this jacket because it was simply not warm enough. I tested it by standing in backyard when it was 27* with about a 12kt breeze. After about 10min my arms were getting cold. I could feel the cold seeping in.

When I turned my back to the wind, I felt cold on my upper back and started tensing up. I was wearing a performance base layer turtleneck with a very heavy wool/cashmere sweater underneath. More than I would wear normally wear on the hill.

I run medium- not cold, not hot, when skiing. Great for warmer temps, maybe 35* and above, or places that have heavy sun heat- not the slopes in the northeast.

I bought this because I liked the True Black Ubuda print without doing a deep dive on features. It is not as functional as my Burton Lelah jacket, which has a soft-lined and insulated hood with faux fur lining + hand warmer pockets (accessible from sides as most jackets are and lined in fleece or similar fabric).

This jacket has a pretty useless and un-inviting hood. The pockets are only accessible from the top and are not lined at all. The jacket in general feels less warm than my other one despite having the same grams of fill.

I also do not like the cuffs. The sleeves are a bit long (and I’m 5’7″), and they have that insert with thumbholes attached that just gets in the way of liners and real gloves. I rolled that part up around the cuff to get it out of the way.

Other than these things, I like the jacket. On sizing, this fits more true to size than other Roxy jackets. Others run small, this runs about what you’d expect based on what you wear elsewhere.

So far I really like this jacket! The amount of pockets is great and I like the added security of zippers, Velcro, and snap buttons. The attachments to under bibs/pants are definitely an added bonus.

I’ve only worn it a couple times so far but I love that it is lightweight while still able to keep me warm. The reason I gave it 4/5 stars is the color; I purchased the Parchment Kalanai and the background of the jacket in the pictures appeared to be white.

I did not realize until I received the jacket (at the time of purchase there were no reviews) that it is more of a base with a little white. I did keep it anyway because I liked the overall pattern of the jacket and all of its other qualities.

Purchased pants and jacket last week after dealing w/ inventory inconsistencies. This jacket is baggy in the mid section and tight in the shoulders, upper arms and the sleeves are short, so as soon as you’d climb a tree or draw your bow, the sleeve is up almost to your elbow.

Also, it would be a little warm for early season, and a little cool for mid season, especially since you couldn’t fit any layers under it in the shoulder area. Kind of an awkward mess of a jacket. If you have any athleticism to you at all though, you might want to order at least a size up, the fit is horrible.

All other items from Scentlok in size Large fits me just a little big, which is good for layering, but this was a little big in the midsection and too tight in the shoulders with super short sleeves.

Maybe that’s how some guys are built these days, but I would think most guys buying hunting clothes are not. Kind of like the opposite of athletic cut. The jacket and skinny jeans Vector pants are going back for a refund.

Not sure who designed the Vector line, but they need to try something different next time.

Best hunting jacket I own! I was pleasantly surprised with the extra layering/vest that was a part of the jacket. Warm, weather proof, roomy, perfect! I ordered the M and find that the size worked great.

I normally wear a small but because of the size chart went with the medium. Plenty of room in the shoulders for shooting a rifle or crossbow without all the bulk. Have hunted in the rain and cold several times wearing the jacket and I have stayed warm and dry.

I would definitely recommend this jacket to anyone committed to putting in the hours regardless of the conditions.

Order the next size up. Especially if you want to put a base layer on with a sweatshirt or something over the base layer. I ordered a large and when I put it on I thought I must’ve gained a little more weight than I thought.

It was snug so I contacted BassPro to see what I needed to do to exchange it for the next size up. Flawless in return and getting the next size up.

I own many variations of North Face coats & jackets but this is my first North Face “rain” jacket. I ordered the jacket online in a size S. Compared to my other NFs (ranges from XS to S) I would say this one is a little restricted around the shoulders, meanwhile there’s too much fabric around the stomach area – making it look bulky.

When my iPhone is zipped inside the pocket, (iPhone XS) I cannot lean over to put on/take off my shoes. I think it’s because the pockets are not at an angle? (the pockets are straight). I do not have this issue with any other NF I own.

The pockets do however keep everything 100% dry!!! The color is much darker in person than in the photos. The fleece helps me stay warm while the jacket itself *does truly repel rain water, including in heavy downpours*.

I spend about 2 hours daily walking outside in the rain this time of year, so this jacket does a fantastic job keeping me as dry as possible! The hood also keeps me dry, although at times I have to hold onto the hood so it doesn’t slide off.

If you are looking for a rain jacket to keep you warm & dry, I would recommend this!!.

I absolutely love this jacket. It is literally two jackets in one. I usually use the inner layer as a jacket around the house or on cooler days. With the recent rain in Northern California, this jacket has faired well.

California is pretty mild throughout the year. Right now, temps range from 34- 60 (in the Winter). Especially in using the shield guard with the wind and rain. I have gotten several compliments on this jacket.

It also has draw cord on the back of the hood to tighten (as needed). There is also a draw cord on the bottom of the jacket for a tighter fit. There are some of the cords in the pocket. I would recommend the jacket to anyone, it is a little on the pricey side, but well worth it.

It is pretty warm as well. Many times when I get to work, I take off the outer shell and just wear the inner jacket. The fit is standard, not slim. I ordered a XXL and it fits well. I have another brand jacket and it was too big.

This jacket fits perfect, even with both layers and being able to work, sit, move around, etc. I will definitely get another jacket in another color.

The coat is very warm , fits well and is made to a high quality. I ordered an xs and the size is perfect (I am 5 foot 6 with a slim build) , the fleece inside is very durable and can be used as a normal fleece which on its own is very warm so with the coat on top it’s amazing ! The one thing I would change is that the hood doesn’t have any poppers to keep it up when it’s being worn and the only way to adjust it is by the toggles and it either goes too slack or too tight but other than that I am very happy with my purchase.

Quality is rubbish. The elastics that hold the fleece in all snapped on the first use and the stitching came loose on the seams not long after. I ordered another coat on the same order and decided to get a refund.

Its now been 3 weeks and I still haven’t got my money back. Overall poor and would not buy from Trespass again.

A medium jacket was size 12. Fortunately I’d ‘sized up’ so this was perfect for me. The jacket seems very good quality and was an absolute bargain in the sale. Only worn it once in fairly light rain but it kept me snug and dry.

Very pleased with my purchase.

I bought this coat for my 12 yr. for Christmas and she loves it!!! She is a very picky kid when it comes to fashion. She doesn’t wear her old coat no more since she has this one.

A lovely, warm coat which will be ideal when the colder weather comes. Looks good too.

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This jacket is great! Its flattering and warm. However, I bought it for snowboarding without realizing theres no vents. So on days I wear the under jacket, I just sweat! The waterproofing is solid. My main complaint is no vents and few pockets.

I had the chance to wear my coat. I was warm. Being able to take it apart was great for work. I love the snap options.. It stays cold there. I will be getting a lot of wear put of it.

So I’m not a very thick person and my arms I’d say lean towards the smaller size. Wearing this jacket feels fine and very comfy until you have to move your arms. The shoulders are not wide enough gets kind of tight if you cross your arms.

I can’t even bring my elbows in to touch in front of me. Also the elbow area is very tight. The fabric will bunch up and pinch your skin pretty good. You could get away with a thin base layer but it’s still going to pinch some.

Forget about running a thick base layer or even a mid layer with this jacket if you don’t at least go up a size that you think fits you. If it wasn’t for the shoulders being narrow and the elbow area of the sleeves being too small this jacket would honestly be perfect.

The construction is nice, It’s very warm and I like all the pocket placements. I especially like the hand gaiters! I could definitely deal with the shoulders being kind of narrow but the elbow pinching is just disappointing since all the other sizing portions of the jacket are good (torso, sleeve length and overall jacket length).

If you have broad shoulders and thicker than average arms, this jacket is definitely not for you.

Really wanted to keep this jacked but unfortunately I had to return it. Great materials, workmanship, and color. Great features. However, the jacket runs tight in shoulders. Tried it with baselayers and moving arms around one can definitely feel the tightness on shoulders and arm pits.

I am an average build – no huge biceps or shoulders. Great jacket otherwise. Would be a great fit for someone with narrower frame but fit for height. Too bad.

This shell is fantastically well made, The fit and rage of motion are very comfortable with and without layers on. But it lacks inner pockets, a feature i have had on other Helly jackets and it is sorely missed.

1. ) life pocket for phone electronics the problem with this pocket is two fold. first, it is on the outside of the jacket, I prefer to keep my electronics on the inside of the jacket, where they are better protected from the elements, or impacts, and if you need to access it, you have the interior of the jacket itself to catch it if you fumble.

Secondly, this pocket is too small. if you are only going to have 1 pocket, inside or out on the chest of the jacket, it needs to be a more practical size. as it is it is limited to a phone size, Also, unlike other HH jackets, you cannot pass headphone wires through the inside of the jacket.

2. ) no chest pockets. the Ridge’s lower pockets and side pockets are every well thought out and comfortable, but still i would like some sort of pocket on the chest for some smaller items. 3. ) zippable inside chest pockets.

these are so practical, from storing phone or wallets, or anything you want to keep close to you and protected from the elements, they are what i consider a feature so standard in any jacket, and very other Helly Hansen jacket i have owned before, i was shocked it had none.

this should be a standard feature on every jacket. 4. ) Ski Pass pocket, these pockets are handy, but still use optically scanned passes. l’d love to see an option for a key ring clip so you could attack a pass or a lanyard with your pass to it.

The jacket is excellent, but the lack of pockets where I would want them keeps me from loving it.

Beautiful shade of purple, slightly fitted jacket which is good. Fits to size over jumpers etc. Hood the right size instead of shrouding the head. Waterproof and comfortable to wear. I found a battery pack attached inside the upper pocket? I really was mystified as to what its for?.

Light weight comfortable. Fantastic colour and the light in the hood is very bright. The small battery pack to power the light in the top pocket is very light weight too. Love it

I love this jacket. Really rainproof. It is equipped with a light on the hood, so you can illuminate your way at night.

Love this jacket, I was looking for a softshell for our winter adventures and was first attracted to the style and color. I was surprised when I saw that it came with an awesome light puffy layer underneath.

Definitely worth the money (especially on sale)! I’m usually between a small and medium and went with the medium. It’s a tad big but I’d rather it be a little big than small. I’d say it’s probably true to size but on the larger end of the scale.

I’ve been wanting a Jack Wolfskin jacket for a while now and finally decided to purchase one this year. The jacket is warm, comfortable and looks great. The jacket did smell a bit funky initially however I believe this is possible due to a waterproofing coating the jacket receive.

The smell did disappear after a week or so. Highly recommended.

Product arrived and in condition as advertised. Had some problems with returning because I chose the wrong size. No complaints about the product though, just a little bit about Outnorth. All is well that ends well.

:).

Bought a large to be able to throw a lot or a little under it. Fits very well and has good adjustments. Doesn’t look bad with just a tee shirt and flannel under or loaded up with a base layer mid layer sweater and puffy under.

Sleeves are a touch long as you’ll see in some online reviews but manageable. Edit: finally used this for skiing. Not sure how I feel about it anymore. The material is very scratchy. See in the picture with the model how it zips right up to a 6’2″ guys nose? It’s too much, theres nothing helpful about zipping to your eyeballs, it just gets in the way.

The real problem there is twofold – 1. there is absolutely nothing on the inside in that area, it really needs a patch of fleece/felt to not be so abrasive on your skin. I am a grappler who used to having their face pushed across rough mat and it still bothered me.

2. there is insane condensation build up inside the face part when you zip it up. Do you enjoy your face being wet from your own exhaust? The fit and look are great. Quality is great. The sleeves really are too long and the cut of the skirt is long.

There is no powder skirt, which is fine and I knew but went with anyways because I switched to bibs – I just wanted to make sure people knew. This is not an ideal shell for skiing and layering under.

It’s not advertised as a ski shell, but many people will want to use it for that besides just a rain coat. I guess if you’re 6’3″ and want a hardcore rain jacket it’s perfect.

I’ve had the jacket for 2 months now and absolutely love it! I needed a new durable, versatile waterproof shell that could function just as well in the city as it does on the slopes, and I am not disappointed.

I heard a few reviews saying the jacket feels a heavy but I would have to disagree. Of course, depending on the other jackets you compare it to, this jacket is a few grams heavier however, considering the durable, soft and supple, and substantial feeling of the face fabric I would argue it feels very robust compared to other lighter jackets.

It truly feels like one burly, do it all jacket that I am certain wouldn’t break a sweat in the backcountry brushing up against trees or branches. What I love is just how veritable this jacket is. You can wear it skiing and then it works just as well around town.

Its Gore-tex waterproof membrane works very well as does a great job and keeping you dry even when conditions get very wet. One thing to note is that the jacket does “wet-out” after being exposed to a heavy downpour for a substantial length of time (20+ minutes).

The moisture never soaks through but the jacket feels substantially heavier and less pleasant to wear. I know this is common with many waterproof jackets, and it was never really a problem for me as it dries very quickly but I thought I would mention it.

Breathability is also adequate. It doesn’t get clammy when building up a sweat but you can feel some moisture retained on the inside. As someone who is of an average build, 80kg, and 6ft, I purchased the size medium and found the fit to be perfect.

It is not too trim but definitely not baggy or loose. It still retains plenty of space to layer underneath (even 3+ layers). The length I found perfect for any daily activity as well as skiing and the drop-back hem is excellent.

The hood is helmet-compatible but even when not wearing a helmet I haven’t found it to be too large and obtrusive; the extra room and laminated brim prevents water from dripping down on your face especially when it’s windy.

The hood is also quite adjustable so it’s pretty easy to get the desired fit. The only thing I would like to see improved is removing and replacing the flap over the reverse coil zipper under the armpits with a waterproof zipper instead, as the flap often gets in the way when moving your arms or with ski/trekking poles and feels you’re always tugging or pulling on something.

Overall, I would highly recommend this jacket if you’re looking for a highly tough and rugged jacket that works just as well day-to-day as it does in the backcountry, during colder conditions such as in the fall or winter with a mid-layer beneath.

However, if you’re primarily looking for a spring or lightweight jacket that has a trim fit, outstanding breathability, and a thicker face fabric isn’t too important, other jackets may be a better choice.

I bought this jacket in July of 2020. Everything seemed fine. In the fall, I finally use it when it’s raining, and it turns out the thing isn’t waterproof. I went to my local Patagonia outlet and they helped me exchange it, no problem.

It’s been about a year since the exchange, and my second one is no longer waterproof. There was a torrential downpour yesterday. After 20 minutes walking around in the rain, I was soaked. I haven’t washed it with regular detergent.

I know that degrades the Gore Tex, so don’t know what’s going on. I’m pretty choked especially considering the price point. We’re in for another 10 days of intense rain, and I’m not sure what I’m going to do.

I have been on the hunt for YEARS to find the perfect minimalist jacket for my wardrobe. I wanted one jacket that can serve me for 3 seasons, it had to have nice silhouette, be warm, waterproof, and comfortable.

It took a lot of trial and error, and I finally found it in this Fjallraven Visby 3 in 1 jacket. The insulated layer has a nice fit on its own and provides good coverage for dry weather between 35F-55F.

The exterior, waterproof shell is great for wet weather, and the dropped back will ensure that you can sit down and remain dry for wet conditions. Wearing both layers will be great for conditions above 0F.

I haven’t worn this yet is <0F so I can't comment on the warmth factor for below 0. I ordered the size Small (I'm 5'2", 130lbs, 34B chest, and have wider hips), and this is the perfect fit all around.

I am still able to wear a heavy sweater or sweatshirt and am still comfortable. Overall, after searching years for this.

Having lived in northern climates most of my life, I have tried on and owned many, many winter jackets. The Fjallraven Visby 3 in 1 jacket is the first one that has checked all the boxes for me. It’s stylish enough to be worn for dress or casual, it’s not bulky and cumbersome yet it is incredibly warm, and all the details such as pockets, hood, etc, are just perfect.

Given how well-built and designed this jacket is, I’m sure I won’t be looking for another jacket for quite awhile but when I am, I won’t be looking at anything other than a Fjallraven.

Perfect coat! Great fall and winter rain coat! Very well made. Pockets are so easy and deep. The inner coat zips in and out of the outer very easily. Great purchase if you are looking for three coats.

I am 5’2″ 155 lbs and the medium is perfect.

I got this jacket as I had a gift certificate from a program at work. I was looking for something along the lines of a 3 season jacket. I live in Wisconsin so by Jan-Feb we get into a deep freeze. I thought the rain proof nature of this jacket with the inner warmer layer would be a good all purpose, go to jacket that would allow me to wear it all spring, winter and fall.

It fits slightly larger to allow for layers which is a good thing. However, it seems pretty thin for what I paid for it. With a layer it’s been working well throughout Wisconsin November and December so far.

I wonder how it will be mid-January and February. The coat seems thin, plasticky and rubbery. Just a puffer jacket mated to a rain shell. No fleece around the collar or the quality details that I am used to getting from L.

L. Bean. I wonder how durable the shell will be over the long term. It looks just like a shell my wife got from a competing outdoor outfitter where the rubber liner inside the shell started falling apart which rendered it unusable in the rain.

I hope that this jacket doesn’t have the same problem a few years down the road when I can’t return the product anymore. I have been having issues with the quality of Bean products recently where I have had to return them as they didn’t perform to the up to the expectations of my older Bean outerwear which has worn like iron and I still own.

It may be me but it seems like L. L. Bean is reducing the quality that I have come to expect from them. Leaving me disappointed in several of my recent purchases. I hope this isn’t the case with this coat.

We were heading from Maine to NYC, which meant lots of walking and one day was going to be rainy plus one chilly evening in the 30’s. After trying on multiple jackets at the flagship store, I went with this one & I’m so glad I did! I wore it each of the 3 ways on that trip (both layers, inside layer when not raining, & outside layer alone when it was raining, but not cold).

Repels water great & the hood fits so well when jacket is zipped all the way up–which meant I didn’t need to bring an umbrella plus since I wear hearing aids, I didn’t have to worry about getting them wet–yay! I’ve worn it most days back in Maine on my daily walks–both layers when it’s in 20’s & 30’s, but just top rain coat today when it was raining and in upper 40’s.

I adore the versatility! Two notes: I wear a medium in many of Bean’s tops, but I needed a large in this jacket since it fit tighter through the shoulders. And one improvement would be to add a two-way zipper–it falls below hips so the reverse zipper would be nice when wearing it in the car.

But, overall, bravo, Bean’s!.

Sadly this coat is going back. I put on extra weight over the last few months ( I work in healthcare and did a lot of days and alternating night shifts that didn’t do me any favors ). My woman’s 3-1 coat still fits me, but with my liner in, I have no wiggle room to wear layers.

This men’s coat went on sale, and I ordered it, checking my measurements , I have lost an inch in my chest and currently 47”s. The fit was great for me. Lots of room to layer sweater or sweatshirt underneath.

I loved the color. Length was good – I am short at 5’1” and the men’s style fit me like a parka. The reason I knocked off stars and am returning the coat is the material just felt cheap, Compared to my older 3-in-1 coat.

I asked my 13 year old son what he thought of it , thinking if he likes it I could just keep it for him – he is already in LL Bean mens Medium- Large – but his first words were “ No Mom, I don’t like it , it feels cheap “- definitely my kid, and he would know LL Bean quality Since I have purchased all his coats , gloves, Bomber hats, and vests from LL Bean since he was a toddler.

He had looked at the fit of my old coat- and felt the material. All over it feels cheap. My old coat I used for two trips to Boston , the first it snowed , the second the wind I’m Salem was cold And strong, my old coat worked great, I don’t have confidence this one would be warm enough.

The liner felt so thin, like it was under stuffed. The outer shell didn’t have side vents that were mesh lined like my old coat, that comes in handy when you are on a crowded subway or train, the zipper Was lighter weight and I did like the Velcro that seals the zipper in.

But overall , not the quality I expect from LL Bean, even getting it for $99. 99 , it just isn’t the same as my old coat. Maybe as a light spring jacket / rain coat, but that isn’t what I needed.

These clowns that are reviewing (and bashing) this jacket for not having a dedicated lift-ticket pocket must be basement dwelling teens that think the only thing actual alpine enthusiasts use a jacket for is snowboarding or skiing.

You know what existed in coats before lift ticket pockets – or even lift tickets at all for that matter? Powder skirts and arm vents. Know why? Because climbing, snowshoeing, back-country skiing and cross-country (as well as hikes, walks, and just about every other outdoor winter activity EXCEPT commercialized alpine sports) DON’T need a or want a lift ticket pocket.

Just because it’s a technical shell that has some of these other features doesn’t mean it’s just for boarding or skiing. If you want something for that – go buy something for that. This, instead, is serious outdoor technical wear that’s designed for versatility – not just a single sport.

More importantly – most recreational skiers and boarders don’t have plastic seasonal passes that go into pockets, they have stickers and wickets (about 95% of skiers and boarders annually – in fact).

So as a product designed for that – and by extension for everyone – it is excellent. I have used mine for just about everything (including skiing and boarding) and it’s been awesome. If you want a dedicated pocket, I’m sure you can find something on the sale rack of your local PacSun and replace it every season.

Good luck with that you clowns.

Having taken this jacket through two seasons, I will say the jacket holds up great. Inside insulated layer can swap out for warmer days, or stay in for that added layer of cozy on colder days. The raised collar is great for those chilly out, whiteout, crazy windy days when you wished there were windshields for lifts and built in seat warmers.

It keeps me cozy and warm, but enough flexibility when I’m flip flopping all over moguls, carving down steep slopes, or just running around town with my kids while the chill of winter takes over. However, yeah, there’s one huge miss: the pocket designs.

The missing ski pass pocket is a huge miss. I had those in my previous ski jackets, and having that pocket was immensely convenient to keep the ski pass in just one place that I would never go stashing anything else (i.

e, a pocket where I’d keep my phone or gloves, where if I pull the other item out my ski pass would equally fall right out, off the lift into the deep dark snow). I miss that pocket in this jacket big time, and may just have to take to making a pocket myself to keep that functionality in place.

And I also miss having an internal phone pocket with a wire hole for headphones – I have a wireless assembly for my helmet, but when I’m out of juice and need to hardwire some tunes, all my lines are sticking out.

Alas. this may also be another modification I’ll have to make on this jacket. And then – perfection.

Excellent product and great value for money. I have worn the outer jacket a lot without the fleece as it is currently too warm for the fleece but i am sure in winter the fleece will come in handy. The good is a really good size and doesn’t cover your face so you can still see where you are going.

The sleeves are long enough so you hands don’t get soaked. Very happy with this jacket.

Was very pleased with my jacket, unfortunately I ordered the worng size, after a phone call to the office I returned the item and it was exchanged and a replacement was with me within a few days. I was very impressed with the service and speed that it was all dealt With.

I would recommend Goldstar Workware 100 o/o Thank you for a great buying experience.

I got this for the Sleep in the Park event, sleeping out in Princes street Gardens, Edinburgh, on 8th December. It kept the chill off my back and has been a godsend ever since. Fleece zips out if it’s not cold enough.

Thanks.

This Free Country Ladies Summit Systems Jacket was better than I expected. It is warm with or without the lining. The pockets are large enough to hold my iPhone 11 without popping out when I get into the driver’s seat of my SUV.

The hood does Not detach. It has a draw-string to tighten it up around your head. The string is made of some sort of woven elastic with toggle clamps. The zipper pulls are nice and long; making zipping open and closing the pockets, lining, and outer jacket easy.

The lining is polyester on one side and has a faux fur fabric on the other. I am saying fur because I don’t know what else to call it. It looks and feels like very short thick felt. The fur-like material is only in the back, the sleeves have elastic at the wrist.

This lining is very easy to remove and replace. This jacket is water resistant. I am finding that most wet stains come off easily with a damp sponge, as long as you get to it soon. Now for sizing. I purchased the XL.

I feel like I should have gone up a size because the jacket feels a bit restrictive at the underarm with the lining in. I have large upper arms, so take that as you may. Also, this jacket comes just above the bottom of my jeans pockets when zipped up.

I like this because I can drive wearing it. No sitting on a bulky coat. The shell, lining, and filling are made from recycled plastic water bottles. The hang-tags on the coat read State of Utah and made in China.

Not sure what that really means.

This is my second coat from Free Country. The first still hangs in my closet because it’s just a darn good coat, but it got torn up last winter by a downed tree meets chain link fence incident. Despite the tears, the coat still keeps me warm, so for now it remains as my “work coat”.

My new coat is the same great quality and I love the versatility of different layers. I live in the south (USA) so I use the individual layers throughout the winter. I have family that lives up north and with a couple of zips and snaps, I’m ready for those crazy winters in the “great white north”.

IThis coat is so warm and very pretty teal color. I bought another coat last year that didn’t hold up. it basically fell apart. I’m really hoping this one lasts me a few years. I love that it’s a 3 in one coat.

I can take off the inner coat if it gets too warm. Another plus is that the filler is made up of recycled plastic bottles. it’s really soft and you could never tell there was recycled bottles in the coat.

so happy I bought this coat!.