Amazon Essentials Men’s Full-Zip Polar Fleece Jacket, Black, X-Large
September 7, 2019 - Comment
An Amazon brand – This mid-weight fleece with high collar, full-zip front, and side seam pockets works as a finishing touch to a cool-weather look or a comfy base layer when it’s time to bundle up
Product Features
- This mid-weight fleece with high collar, full-zip front, and side seam pockets works as a finishing touch to a cool-weather look or a comfy base layer when it’s time to bundle up
- Zippered pockets and elasticized cuffs
- Everyday made better: we listen to customer feedback and fine-tune every detail to ensure quality, fit, and comfort
- Model is 6’2″ and wearing size Medium
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Keeps you warm and Toasty in any Condition I’ve been wearing Polar fleece since the Army place this into their inventory in 2005. Not only does this keep you warm but is so snugly and comfortable when you sleep. I’ve worn fleece clothing on the coldest and snowy mountain tops of Afghanistan and it has always kept me warm. If you’ve ever been stationed in Germany during the winter then you know how cold it gets there but with Fleece sweater I didn’t even need a Jacket, its perfect for any condition. I prefer Fleece over cotton cause it…
Amazon Essentials Men’s Full-Zip Polar Fleece Jacket Medium-weight 100 percent polyester fleece is used to create this simple classic style zip-front jacket. The stand-up collar measures 2 1/2 inches high. Both the garmentâs straight bottom hem and sleeve hems are a slim 1/4 inch. And although a casing with elastic is not obvious, both areas respond in a similar way, slightly expanding when pulled.The sizing is exactly as expected. The male in residence normally wears a large jacket but wanted to wear this over a sweater on cold but…
Comfortable, affordable Pros: Comfortable, affordable, not undersized. Currently available in tan, which is strangely hard to find in other full zip fleece jackets right now.Cons: Sheds fuzz like crazy. Makes me doubt its durability, though so far it’s holding up. Using Columbia Steens Mountain as a baseline, it’s heavier than I expected. A bit too warm indoors. The currently trendy cuffless sleeve design is also an annoyance. I’ll willingly pay a bit more for the Columbia next time.Edit: After two…