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Get Rid of the Winter Blues with a Winter Jacket |
Article Submitted by: Sean A. Kelly
Tuesday, 09 March 2010
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are so many people out there who are left in the cold because they hadn't thought ahead about their winter wear, a winter jacket included. A winter jacket
is perhaps the most important item to cure the wintertime blues. Our
great collection of winter coats will impress you. We have so many
different styles, colors and brands that you'll have a hard time
choosing between them. A car coat has been popular for decades and the Men's Wool Car Coat from Land's End is a great indication of why. This coat is the ultimate topper for your suit. It's made from a durable wood blend fabric from Italy and is single breasted with a button front and button-tab adjustable cuffs. This coat can be worn over a nice wool sweater and jeans too, for a more casual, but still classy look. The temperature rating on this jacket is 10 degrees to 30 degrees Fahrenheit. Made from 65 percent wool, 30 percent polyester and 5 percent other. Durability is a key component of the Dickies Sanded Sherpa Lined Jacket. This is an extremely warm jacket that's designed for use during the coldest months of year while on the job. It's very functional. With a garment washed Sanded Duck exterior and a 9.6 ounce polyester and acrylic lining in the body gives you maximum warmth without bogging you down. A nylon taffeta quilted fill makes this jacket easy to take on and off and again, gives you warmth. It also features a zip front chest pocket, two hand warmer pockets and a huge inside pocket for great storage. With a bi-swing back that gives you great mobility, why would you choose any other cold winter coat for a day at the job? Available in black and brown. Using two different weight insulations for changing winter patterns, the Marker's Torch Ski Jacket is technologically sound, meaning that you'll be warm at extreme temperatures. A mid-weight 100g insulation in the body keeps you warm while an 80g insulation in the sleeves gives you added warmth without overheating your system. With classic colors or a more fun print pattern, this jacket is as good looking as it is warm. It also features critical seam tape that keeps moisture out, a pass pocket that keeps your lift tickets safe and a powder skirt that keeps you dry while the snow stays out. The Honcho Jacket from The North Face is the ultimate winter coat for keeping you dry. It's wrapped in a layer of 700 fill goose down which guarantees that you don't feel the cold. A shell made from HyVent Alpa waterproof coating protects you from anything nature chooses to throw at you. It's seam sealed to keep water out and has a fully adjustable drop hood with a hidden cord, molded cuff tabs and a hideaway hem cinchord. The pit-zips help you cool down after a long day on the slopes.' This jacket is made from 100 percent nylon and weighs just under 2 pounds. The Marmot Men's Roasta Fleece Jacket will keep your upper half warm whether you're skiing or simply walking the dog. It's a fuzzy fleece that should be worn as a mid-layer, over your t-shirt and under your coat. It also serves as a great spring jacket on its own. With PolarTec Thermal Pro Highloft fleece material, this jacket provides great warmth. Let's not leave out the fact that it's also super stylish. When you step outside this cold season, make sure you're wearing a winter jacket. View more Men's blazers, coats and jackets from Like.com Article Source: http://www.ArticleBlast.com |
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