Take on the pre-dawn chill. This hoodie has a shearling-lined interior that keeps you warm plus a drawcord hood and adjustable snap cuffs. Complete with three pockets, including one zipper chest pocket.
- Exterior fabric: 9 oz 98% cotton, 2% spandex canvas
- Relaxed fit
- Lining fabric: 10 oz 20% acrylic, 80% polyester shearling pile
- Sleeve lining fabric: 100% polyester taffeta
- Bi-swing pleat for extended range of motion
- Washable leather trim
- Also available in a jacket and a vest
- catalog reference #: 340
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Jacket Perfection
Outstanding design execution. Burley canvas fabric, shearling lining and great fit make this a perfect pick. This will definitely be a top “go-to” jacket. Very impressed and pleased with yet another MK piece. Well done!
William Better | February 19, 2019The Perfect Jacket
I lost my favorite work jacket made by another company (and they no longer make it or even one like it). I have been searching the web for 2 years for a heavy weight hooded zippered jacket and this one recently popped up on my feed. It is the perfect replacement. I could not be happier!
Matt Zambarano | January 24, 2019MK Clothes Do Remind Me Of Jackson Hole
My first trip to Jackson Hole was in 1974 when I was in my 20's. It was Summer so Bill Briggs was leading climbing ascents up the Grand instead of waxing his skis. I was lucky to join him on my challenging rise to the summit. Jackson Hole was little more than a watering hole for real cowboys with saloons on every corner. The Tetons imbued the town with a forbidding beauty and classy style that endures today. MK clothing has that same western, attention-holding look and feel. The shearling hoody I recently bought is my warm, go-to Ike Jacket, and the Railroad denim shirt pleased me so much when it arrived that I got online and ordered a second one, and that's a first for me. I'm wearing one now and will keep the other in the drawer for future use. Congrats. to MK for their great design and top quality workmanship.
Patrick Choate | February 28, 2018
