What Kind of Jacket
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It’s a shirt-style fleece jacket (sometimes called a “shacket”) rather than a hard shell or insulated parka.
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Combines the look/structure of a shirt jacket with the warmth/comfort of fleece.
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Designed for layering or casual cold-weather use, not for heavy weather protection.
Key Features
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Fabric / Material | 100% polyester MTR filament fleece, 250 g weight (medium fleece) |
| Soft & Lightweight | Described as “plush yet lightweight fleece” |
| Front Closure | Snap-up front (snap placket) for easy on/off and adjustable ventilation |
| Pockets | Two hand pockets + one chest pocket (flap or snap style) |
| Branding | Columbia woven patch on the chest pocket |
Sleeves & Collar
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Sleeves: Full-length sleeves (long sleeves) — typical for shirt-jacket style fleeces.
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Cuffs: Likely standard cuffs (fleece or knit) given the fleece nature (not explicitly stated in all specs).
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Collar / Neck: Shirt-style or turn-down collar (since it’s styled like a shirt jacket). With snap-up placket, the collar can close partly for neck coverage.
Fit & Other Specs
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Fit: Regular / classic fit meant to allow layering underneath. It’s not described as slim or tight.
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Usage: Good as a mid-layer, casual outer layer in moderately cold or dry conditions (not intended as rain shell or heavy coat).
