Glacier

Smart streetwear, warm and practical workwear Polartec® 200 Fleece jacket. Nylon canvas on the shoulders, through the core and on the lumbar patch to keep the wind at bay. The large hand warmer pockets and inside front storage pockets have zips to ensure you can’t misplace items while on the move. Extremely durable and will continue looking tidy through years of use.

$349.00

Prices in NZD

Rated 5.00 out of 5 based on 1 customer rating

(1 customer review)

Colour

Size

Clear

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Product Features

Contoured cut body shape
Nylon canvas shoulder/lumbar patch
Reflective piping on shoulders
Single handed cinch cords on hem and collar
Bottom opening front zip
Storage pocket front chest

Fabric

Polartec® 200 Thermal Pro®

Average Weight

680g

Made In

Proudly made in New Zealand

Reviews (1)

1 review for Glacier

Rated 5 out of 5

Lee Galvin (verified owner) – October 9, 2019

Get this jacket and you’ll never another one. Toastie warm, super comfy and reinforced in all the places you want it to be. A firm favourite amongst Landsar volunteers.

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Care

Polartec® 300, Polartec® 300 Sherpa, Polartec® 200 Thermal Pro®, Polartec® 200 Hi Loft Thermal Pro® (Helium), Polartec® 100, Polartec® Power Stretch®, Polartec® Power Stretch® 4X4 Lightweight, Technopile® Stretch Micro Fleece, Micro Fleece, Rib Micro Fleece

Warm machine wash using mild detergent.
Make sure detergent fully dissolved in the water before adding clothes.
Line dry inside out.
Do not use bleach or fabric softeners.
Do not dry clean or iron.
May be tumble dried, cool setting only, for a very short time. For best results wash separately as fleece will pick up lint from materials that shed such as your lovely fluffy towels. If this does happen, lint can be removed using the sticky side of packing tape or a lint roller.
Fabric softeners reduce the moisture transfer and breathability properties of the fleece by coating the fibres with a lubricant.

Our Story

Earth Sea Sky was formed in December 1990 when David teamed up with clothing designer, Sydney Mulligan. Between them they had more than 25 years experience in New Zealand’s outdoor clothing industry. This experience in design, production and sales was used to fill a growing need in the market for outdoor clothing that combined comfort, style and performance. David and Sydney introduced designs and colours that linked function and performance with great fit, attention to detail and fashion. Their first range of 20 garments included tramping jackets, oilskins, waterproof ski wear, 60/40 anorak windshells and Polartec thermal fleeces.

Since then, most of New Zealand’s outdoor clothing brands have taken their production offshore. Earth Sea Sky is committed to remaining New Zealand made. The Ellis family believes this is vital in maintaining the brand’s consistent quality and uniqueness.

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