Fjallraven Greenland Jacket - Men's-Ochre-Large

Description

The Fjall Raven Greenland Jacket is an outdoor classic from 1968 that was developed in collaboration with members from the 1966 Greenland expedition. The original was made of tent material that was too heavy for lightweight tents. The result was an extremely durable jacket that was much appreciated by climbers. It did not take long for it to gain popularity for general use in forests and fields where it demonstrated rare durability. Today, many of the earlier versions have been passed to younger generations. Made of durable and adaptable G-1000 fabric, it has extra reinforcement over the shoulders and yoke. Two-way zipper with buttons in the front and at the sleeve cuffs. Snugly fitting hood. A classic that is aging with dignity. Snugly fitting hood. Two-way zipper with buttons in the front and at the sleeve cuffs. Made of durable and adaptable G-1000 fabric, it has extra reinforcement over the shoulders and yoke. A classic that is aging with dignity. The original was made of tent material that was too heavy for lightweight tents. The Fjall Raven Greenland Jacket is an outdoor classic from 1968 that was developed in collaboration with members from the 1966 Greenland expedition. It did not take long for it to gain popularity for general use in forests and fields where it demonstrated rare durability. Today, many of the earlier versions have been passed to younger generations. The result was an extremely durable jacket that was much appreciated by climbers.

Key Features

• The result was an extremely durable jacket that was much appreciated by climbers.
• Made of durable and adaptable G-1000 fabric, it has extra reinforcement over the shoulders and yoke.
• The original was made of tent material that was too heavy for lightweight tents.
• It did not take long for it to gain popularity for general use in forests and fields where it demonstrated rare durability.
• The Fjall Raven Greenland Jacket is an outdoor classic from 1968 that was developed in collaboration with members from the 1966 Greenland expedition.
• Today, many of the earlier versions have been passed to younger generations.