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Fjällräven Women's High Coast Wind Jacket

$185.00

Fjällräven® Women's High Coast light, pliant and packable wind jacket made of their HC-Lite® fabric; a waxed Polyamide and Organic Cotton mix. A practical jacket for many kinds of outdoor life – hiking, paddling or cycling. Adjustable hood and three zippered pockets for small items. Sleeve cuffs with elastic edging. Waxed to make the jacket water-resistant in light rain.

  • Waxed HC-Lite® Polyamide and Organic Cotton fabric
  • Wind-resistant, water-resistant and quick-drying
  • Adjustable hood
  • Two-way zipper with inside protective flap
  • Hand pockets and a chest pocket
  • Lightweight and packable
  • Produced without PFCs
  • Machine wash 40°C mild process, wash with similar colors, apply fluorocarbon free impregnation after wash, do not use bleach, do not use fabric softener, do not dry clean, do not tumble dry

Product Features:

Fabric HC-Lite®: 54% Polyamide, 46% Organic Cotton
Weight 310 g

Style Number: F83516

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Fjallraven
In the 1950's, 14 year-old Åke Nordin from Örnsköldsvik in Northern Sweden spent more time outdoors than indoors. After many long treks in the mountains, Åke decided the backpacks at the time were unsatisfactory and took matters into his own hands by building a wooden frame. This evenly distributed weight across his back so the pack did not end up uneven, pear-shaped, and uncomfortable. It also meant he could carry more weight with ease. Åke's innovation quickly caught on and in 1960 Fjällräven® became the first to commercially make and distribute framed backpacks.

From the small town of Örnsköldsvik, Fjällräven has now expanded to every corner in the world. The fundamental ideas remain the same; provide functional, durable, and timeless equipment to make the outdoors more enjoyable for all.