L1 Fairbanks Womens Jacket

Description

The ever-popular Fairbanks is back with the clean contemporary aesthetic you love. The modern minimalist look that works both on and off the mountain.

Features

• 2-Way metal front zip
• Chest pockets
• Side hand pockets with zips
• Zip underarm vents
• Side hem zips
• Shock cord hood adjust
• Soft chin guard
• Inner storm flap
• Jacket to pant snap away powder skirt
• Adjustable cuff
• Stretch sleeve gaiter with thumbhole
• Inner zip pocket with cord exit and cable guide
• Goggle pocket
• Key clip

Fabric

• Two Tone Herringbone 2L

Materials

Outershell (Solid): 100% Polyester
Outershell (Printed): 55% Recycled Polyester, 45% Polyester
Hood Trim: 100% Polyester
Membrane: 100% Polyurethane
Insulation: 100% Recycled Polyester
Lining: 100% Polyester
Sleeves, Lower Body, Powder Skirt: 100% Nylon
Sleeve Gaiters: 80% Nylon, 20% Elastane

Specifications

20K Waterproofing: 20,000mm Waterproofing

20K Breathability: 20,000g Breathability

2-layer shell fabric: 2-layer shell fabric is waterproof, windproof, and breathable. The fabric features a water-repellent finish, a waterproof/breathable membrane, and a tricot or mesh interior lining for added comfort.

Critically seam sealed: Main seams and areas with stitch lines are heat sealed with water-repellent tape.

60g insulation: Insulated with material weighing 60 grams/square meter.

Regular fit: Traditional outerwear fit with room to layer, but not too loose. Relaxed through the hips and thighs with a regular leg opening

Recycled Materials: A work in progress, we’ve set a goal to work towards having a line completely made of only fully recycled fabrics in the near future. As we start this journey, our main goal is to do our part in reducing the industry’s greater impact one step at a time.

PFC Free DWR: As part of our commitment to improving our environmental footprint we have entirely switched from C6 DWR containing hazardous PFC’s (per- and poly-fluorinated chemicals) to PFC-free DWR on all our fabrics and styles that require a DWR coating. The importance of a cleaner textile process is fundamental in our journey to reducing our environmental footprint.