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DSG Outerwear Women's Bexley 3.0 Ripstop Long-Sleeve Tech Shirt

$90.00

The latest version of Bexley, Bexley 3.0, is made of a lightweight breathable Ripstop material that is water repellent in light rain. Bexley 3.0 is made specifically for warmer climates and is excellent at wicking moisture and keeping you as cool as possible in warm temperatures while still being completely covered. The Bexley 3.0 Pullover has a true to size fit.  

  • YKK® zippered pockets 
  • Comfort length sleeves with built in thumb holes  
  • Concealed zipper pocket on upper chest  
  • Female exclusive sizing and fitment
  • Ripstop fabric with water repellent exterior 
  • Moisture wicking, lightweight and breathable  
  • Attached hood with soft elastic binding and mesh lining

Product Features:

Fabric Ripstop fabric

Style Number: 5194

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DSG Outerwear
DSG Outerwear

DSG Outerwear, originally Divas SnowGear, was conceived in 2010 by Wendy Gavinski after many years of personal frustration with the limited selection of women's outerwear for snowmobiling and skiing.There were a few large companies making decent women's gear and apparel, but not much that had a feminine fit or a designer look. The goal was set and completed later that year. DSG Outerwear burst onto the snowmobile scene in September 2010 with a casual line and immediately connected with the female audience. The reaction was overwhelming and others saw the vision as well!