DLX Oswalt jacket

Get set for a wide range of outdoor adventures with this top performance waterproof jacket. Boasting up to 20,000mm of waterproof protection, this jacket has taped seams too, so you can be sure moisture won’t get in. Additionally it’s breathable to 10,000mvp to help maintain comfort and a windproof design completes a fantastic technical specification. Fitted with a zip off hood, it, the cuffs and the hem are all adjustable to suit your tastes and you’ll also get underarm zips that open to reveal vents that help you cool down on the go. Featuring two pockets on the chest and two more lower down, there’s also an inner pocket, completing a great choice in storage. The jacket is finished with a simple design in either black or blue colours and it’s easily paired with a wide range of outdoor gear. Pair this jacket up with some hiking trousers and sturdy boots and you’ll be ready for a long day on the trails, well prepared for any change in the weather. Features: - Zip Off Hood - 2 Water Repellent Chest Pockets - 2 Lower Zip Pockets - Inner Pocket - Drawcord at Hem - Underarm Ventilation Zips - Flat Cuff with Adjustable Moulded Tab Specifications: Fabric Composition: - Shell 100% Polyester TPU Membrane - Lining 100% Polyester Technology: - Tres-tex-stretch: If you imagine a single column of water, held back by a piece of our Tres-Tex® fabric, you can start to understand how our waterproof fabric works. The waterproof reading on your jacket or trousers, is the height in millimetres that this column of water would reach, before starting to seep through and compromise the fabric. For example, 5000mm is infact 5 meters of water held back by the fabric. - Dlx: DLX is a hand selected range, specifically chosen to provide the best in performance and features. This is the best of the best and ideal for those who demand a little bit extra from their outdoor clothing. DLX spans the entire collection, from accessories to high-end outerwear. - Taped Seams: Even with the most waterproof material in the world, severe conditions can lead to water penetrating your jacket through the tiny holes made by the seams and stitching. By applying thermoplastic tape under heat and pressure, the seams are taped to prevent moisture passing through these tiny holes.