Insulated Fleece-Lined Skagit Waterfowl Jacket

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Waxed cotton waterfowl hunting jacket with the legendary Filson name

Loaded with features to make your hunting season comfortable, the Insulated Fleece-Lined Skagit Waterfowl Jacket is built from oil-finished Shelter Cloth to give you maximum protection against wet weather. With merino wool-lined handwarmer pockets and storm flap closures to keep water from getting in, this jacket will serve you well during those long mornings spent sitting in the blind.

Features

• A thick blanket-weight cotton jacket that fends off chilly days
• Printed in Bottomland®, the original pattern from Mossy Oak®
• Built from thick and warm merino wool and cotton
• Zipper-front closure with storm flap for maximum protection
• Snap-flap pocket and zipper-close center chest pocket are big enough to store essentials
• Snap-flap closure shell pockets for easy access
• Merino wool-lined handwarmer pockets add extra warmth in the cold
• Double overlay on elbows adds durability
• Drawcord-adjustable hood for keeping rain out

Materials

• Body: 5 oz. 100% nylon with waterproof membrane
• Liner: 9 oz. 100% polyester fleece
• Cuffs: Neoprene
• Polyester mesh

Sizing

• The Insulated Fleece-Lined Skagit Waterfowl Jacket has a relaxed fit that allows room for midweight layers underneath
• If you prefer a slimmer fit, we recommend sizing down
• For the absolute best personal fit, compare your body measurements to the chart below

Body Measurements

	S	M	L	XL	XXL
Chest	45½	48½	51½	54½	57½
Shoulder	18¾	19½	20¼	21	21¾

All measurements are in inches

Care

• Do not wash or dry clean, brush or wipe clean with damp rag
• Rewax as needed to maintain maximum water resistance
• To prevent oil transfer, avoid prolonging contact between Filson oil finish goods and light-colored fabrics

About Filson

Few names carry as much weight as Filson. Since 1897, their outerwear, bags, and gear have garnered fierce loyalty from generations of demanding customers. Scores of Alaskan frontiersmen, ranch hands, journeymen. Legions of hunters, fishermen, explorers. Eventually, even commuting accountants and city-dwelling graphic designers. What unites the Filson faithful of today and yesteryear is the belief that our hard-earned dollars should be spent on things we can count on. Well, you'd be hard-pressed to find a lineup more dependable than the one we've got here.