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Klim Womens Waverly Winter Jacket Nwt Size Small-cream on 2040-parts.com

US $97.00
Location:

Dunstable, Massachusetts, United States

Dunstable, Massachusetts, United States
Condition:New with tags Brand:klim

Brand New with tags: Klim’s warmest women’s mid-layer puts high-quality insulation and style into an incredibly comfortable, versatile piece. The Waverly Jacket is perfect for adding warmth to outerwear or as an ultra-comfortable everyday jacket.

Features:     Superior warmth, soft and breathable so you remain comfortable, highly durable -even after rugged use and repeated cleanings, effective in both dry and wet conditions. Thinsulate(TM) Insulations special fiber blend provides superior insulating efficiency that does not diminish breathability.


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