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Columbia Women’s Powder Lite Hooded Winter Jacket, Water repellent, 3X, Dusty Pink
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Columbia Women’s Powder Lite Hooded Winter Features
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OMNI-HEAT: Our patented Heat Reflective garments are the ultimate body heat management system for outdoor performance. The interior lining consists of our metallic dot pattern designed to retain heat, while the breathable fabric dissipates moisture.
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COMFORTABLE WINTER JACKET: The Columbia Women's Powder Lite Jacket is made from a water resistant fabric, insulated, and takes advantage of our thermal reflective lining. Designed to keep you warm and comfortable when the weather turns cold.
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ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY: Columbia Women's Powder Lite coat features water resistant fabric, to keep you dry and protected, as well as our unique insulated lining to keep you extra warm and toasty.
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HANDY FEATURES: This jacket includes two zippered hand pockets to keep small items secure, and a drawcord adjustable hem to keep the cold out.
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WARM INSULATION: Our signature Thermarator 100% polyester insulation keeps you extra warm during chilly days.
About Columbia Women’s Powder Lite Hooded Winter
Making fresh tracks? This cold-weather jacket will keep you comfortable with warm Thermarator Insulation, a thermal-reflective lining that holds in heat, and a durable water-resistant shell. Complete with light synthetic down, soft binding at the collar and cuffs, zippered hand pockets, and a drawcord adjustable hem that really locks the cold out. This women’s three-season jacket is offered in multiple colors, patterns, and sizes. Extended sizing available. Active and Regular fit To ensure the size you choose is right, utilize our sizing chart and the following measurement instructions: For the sleeves, start at the center back of your neck and measure across the shoulder and down to the sleeve. If you come up with a partial number, round up to the next even number. For the chest, measure at the fullest part of the chest, under the armpits, and over the shoulder blades, keeping the tape measure firm and level.
