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Arbor Brigg Jacket - Women's
Take a staycation, slip on the Arbor Women's Brigg Jacket, and check out what your city or town has to offer. This relaxed-looking jacket features a hood, internal waist drawcord, and a plethora of pockets to stash your camera, wallet, and cell as you marvel at art pieces or check out the botanical garden.
- Comfortable hooded jacket features a front zip and snap placket, wool details, and internal waist drawcord for a chill appearance
- Cotton and viscose fabric blend feels comfortable against your skin, breathes well, and offers lightweight warmth
- A touch of spandex provides plenty of room to move as you walk around town
- Hood shields your face and head from the light rain
- Plethora of pockets stash your camera, cell, wallet, and other small essentials
Bottom Line: Laid-back lightweight jacket for both city and mountain living.
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Arbor Womens Brigg Jacket - Army
By: Ryan Turley
May 1, 2013
I pretty much live in it!
By:
Jess
April 1, 2013
I love this jacket! I would live in it if I could. It's a great transition piece/everyday piece. I've rocked it in winter for a layered look & over basic t's & tanks in spring. The only downside is that it's so cute all your friends will want it! :)
Cute little jacket!
By:
Kayla Weiser
January 10, 2013
I absolutely adore this jacket. It's cute and casual for an easy night out, or it can be dressed up a little bit as well. The material was not as stiff as I thought it would be from the pictures, and the Army color is not as it appears in the photo (I will post up a photo in the next few days of the actual jacket). Plus it does have a waist cinch cord inside to offer a more feminine look.
I am 5'2, 112 pounds and have the Medium. It fits looser and longer, but allows me to wear a thicker jacket underneath it, as this one is not very warm by itself. Definitely a spring/fall jacket, or a layering jacket in the winter.
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