Cotopaxi

Teca Fleece Jacket - Women's

DWR stands for Durable Water Repellent. It’s a special coating applied to fabrics that helps them resist water. This means that if you’re caught in light rain or mist, your clothing will keep you drier for longer. DWR treatment is essential for outdoor gear, as it protects against the elements and enhances your comfort during activities like hiking or camping.

Recycled Polyester is made from repurposed plastic bottles and materials, making it an eco-friendly choice. By opting for clothing made from this fabric, you’re helping to reduce waste and the demand for new raw materials. Plus, recycled polyester is often soft and warm, making it perfect for cozy items like fleece jackets.

Midweight fleece is a type of fabric that strikes a balance between warmth and breathability. It’s thicker than lightweight fleece but not as heavy as heavyweight fleece, making it versatile for various weather conditions. You can wear midweight fleece during cool fall days, as a layer in winter, or even during spring outings when temperatures fluctuate.

Elastic Cuff Binding is an elastic material sewn into the cuffs of a jacket. This feature creates a snug fit around your wrists, which helps to trap warmth inside and block out cold air. It enhances comfort and insulation, making your jacket more effective in keeping you warm during chilly weather.

Center Back Length is the measurement from the center of the back (usually from the neck down to the hem) to the bottom of the jacket. For example, a medium size has a center back length of 25.5 inches. This measurement is crucial for understanding how the jacket will fit on your body, ensuring you choose the right size for your comfort and style preferences.

While DWR Treatment helps repel water, it is designed for light rain or mist, not heavy downpours. If you expect to be in heavy rain, consider a jacket with a waterproof rating in addition to DWR treatment for better protection. Always check the product specifications to ensure it meets your needs for the weather conditions you’ll encounter.