Winter means warm layers, and these two great fleeces from Jack Wolfskin are versatile and functional for all your winter needs.
The Hydro Grid Fleece is a great midlayer fleece that keeps you warm and dry without affecting your mobility. Made of Nanuk Dynamic BiGrid DWR, this fleece is water-resistant, moisture-wicking, stretchy, and insulating. Perfect for summits where the temperatures drop, the jacket includes a chest pocket, two hip pockets, a fixed hood, internal cuffs, and articulated elbows that help with mobility and prevent tearing. The jacket is available in Men's (Sizes S-XXXL) and Women's (Sizes XS-XXL).
The High Cloud Fleece, on the other hand, is perfect for morning walks, errands, or putting on for your post-hike lunch! Reminiscent of the Patagonia Retro Pile fleece, the High Cloud Fleece is warm and soft with a brushed reverse side for extra comfort. The jacket includes two zipped hand pockets, a full-lenght front zip for wind protection, and is made with Nanuk 200 Sherpa, a soft fleece with a brushed reverse side.
Insulating Outdoor Gear
Jack Wolfskin Offers the Hydro Grid Fleece and the High Cloud Fleece
Trend Themes
1. Water-resistant Outdoor Gear - Opportunity to disrupt the outerwear industry by creating water-resistant gear that doesn't affect mobility
2. Functional Fleeces - Opportunity to create versatile fleeces that are both warm and soft for outdoor activities
3. Mid-layer Clothing - Opportunity to innovate the mid-layer clothing industry by creating moisture-wicking and insulating clothing that doesn't affect mobility
Industry Implications
1. Outerwear - Companies in the outerwear industry can disrupt their peers by creating water-resistant gear that offers mobility
2. Sportswear - Sportswear companies can benefit from creating versatile fleeces that are both warm and soft to cater to outdoor enthusiasts
3. Apparel Manufacturing - Apparel manufacturers have the opportunity to create mid-layer clothing that offers both moisture-wicking and insulation properties without affecting mobility