Field Khaki

Sequoia

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$99.99 — $109.99 List Price
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Rather than compromise between the durable warmth of canvas and the weather-protection of a rain jacket, we built a jacket that offers both. The Sequoia is constructed with our Storm Shield™ water resistant canvas, a steadfast barrier between you and the elements. It’s cut for work, with a bi-swing back for full range of motion and a drop tail hem to protect as you lift, sit and bend. Fully lined with 3 oz. diamond-quilted insulation for exceptional warmth. When an afternoon storm rolls in, you won’t waste time fumbling for a rain coat. 

Sequoia Size Specs

  • 60% cotton/ 40% polyester Storm Shield™ canvas
  • DRI DUCK embossed double-diamond quilted nylon lining with 3 oz. of polyfill
  • Water resistant, DWR finish
  • Wind resistant
  • Adjustable snap cuffs
  • Adjustable hem
  • Triple needle stitching to reinforce high stress seams
  • Drop tail with canvas facing to secure the lining
  • Heavy-duty metal zipper with easy-grab puller
  • Bi-swing back for extended range of motion
  • Inside side-entry cell phone and patch pocket
  • Imported
  • Bi Swing Back
  • Storm Shield™ Canvas
  • Water Resistant
  • Wind Resistant

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5 out of 5 (based on 2 ratings)
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Great Winter Jacket

Wow, this Jacket is amazing. I’m a Texas guy, and I bought this jacket as a winter coat than I used on a vacation in Boston in the winter. I walked around with this jacket in a blizzard in Boston, and it kept me warm and dry. It’s amazing for the price. Also it runs a bit large which is perfect if you wanted layer up underneath.
Posted by David, Mar 19th 2018

I love the jacket

This is a fantastic jacket. It's a bit stiff now, but once the canvas is broken in that won't be an issue. The waterproof/windproof canvas makes it a great outdoor work jacket. I live the south and when the temp drop, the cold moist air will cut right through you. This jacket stops the wind. I love it.
Posted by Matt, Dec 14th 2017