Women's Blanket Wool Barn Coat

Story

A soft, warm take on a rustic staple

With Pacific Northwest roots that extend back to the late 1800s, Filson knows a thing or two about staying warm and dry. Made from a thick, wool-cotton blend that’s extra soft, their Blanket Wool Barn Coat sticks to traditional details like a button-front closure, corduroy trim, and large patch pockets that’ll keep your hands warm and your essentials close.

Features

• Button-front closure
• Fully lined with cotton twill for extra warmth and comfort
• Corduroy-lined collar, cuffs, and front placket
• Front angled-entry patch pockets for keeping hands warm or holding essentials

Materials

• Shell: 82% Wool, 18% Cotton (23 oz.)
• Lining: Cotton twill, cotton corduroy
• Imported

Sizing

• The Women’s Blanket Wool Barn Coat has a classic, relaxed fit that’s true to size, take your normal size in jackets
• For the absolute best personal fit, compare your body measurements to the chart below

Body Measurements

	XS	S	M	L	XL	XXL
Numeric Size	0 - 2	4 - 6	8 - 19	12 - 14	16 - 18	20-22
Bust	32 - 33	34 - 35	36 - 37	38 - 41	42 - 45	45 - 49
Waist	25 - 26	27 - 28	29 - 31	32 - 35	36 - 39	48½ - 51½
Hip	35 - 36	37 - 38	38½ - 40½	41 - 44	45 - 48	49½ - 51½
Arm Length	29½ - 30	30 - 30¾	30¾ - 31½	31½ - 32	32 - 32¾	39½ - 41½

All measurements are in inches

How to Measure - Bust: Use a flexible measuring tape to measure under your arms around the widest part of your chest - Waist: Bend side to side to find your natural waist and measure around that point - Hip: Standing with your feet shoulder-width apart, measure around the fullest part of your hips and seat - Arm Length: Start at the center of the back of your neck, measure straight across to the edge of your shoulder bone, and then follow the natural curve of your arm to middle of your hand

Care

• Dry clean only

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.