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Cotopaxi Women's Teca Half-Zip Fleece Hooded Jacket

$130.00 $84.99

What dreams are made of. Sustainable, super cozy, and bright as can be, Cotopaxi® Women's Teca Fleece is the cold-weather cousin of their Teca Windbreaker. This iteration adds a hood and shortens the zipper length, for even more cozy, camp-inspired style.

Great as a stand-alone jacket or midlayer, each Teca Fleece is made from best-in-class, Recycled Fleece and DWR-treated, Polyester taffeta left over from other companies’ production runs. This keeps perfectly good materials out of the landfill, instead putting them in the hands of thoughtful adventurers like you.

  • Recycled Polyester Microfleece
  • Repurposed Taffeta stripes with DWR finish
  • Cozy scuba hood
  • Elastic binding hem and cuffs
  • Kangaroo hand pockets

Product Features:

Fabric 100% Recycled Polyester Microfleece (255 gsm); Stripes: Repurposed Polyester Taffeta with DWR finish

Style Number: TFHZ

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Cotopaxi® founder, Davis Smith, grew up in Latin America and lived for several years in Ecuador. When he wasn’t in school, Davis was exploring and camping in Cotopaxi National Park. It was here that he developed a lifelong reverence for the strong, hard-working people of the Andes. Later in life when he began his business, he named the company Cotopaxi to represent the spirit of adventure, optimism and determination he’d experienced during his time in Ecuador.