Mountain Hardwear Highlands Jacket
(For Women)
$70.16
$200.00
Save 64% Item #10634
Closeouts. Mountain Hardwear's Highlands jacket is as comfortable on the city streets as it is on the mountain summit. Made for three-season comfort, this jacket features a fleece-lined woven tweed blend designed to block the wind and seal in warmth while remaining breathable. Stretch inner cuff linersElastic drawstring waist Micro-chamois collar lining Two zip hand pockets Arm zip pocketLength: 24"Weight: 1 lb. 14 oz. 98% polyester, 2% spandex with polyester liningMachine wash, tumble dryRelaxed FitCloseouts. China.Size: XS(2) S(4-6) M(8-10) L(12-14)
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great jacket, but runs large By Shelly from Richmond, VA on 12/08/2008 Best Uses: Daily Use, Going Out, Outdoor Activities, Travel Describe Yourself: Classic Dresser Sleeve Length: Feels too long Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend Comments: Great jacket, looks fantastic, warm. BUT - order on the low end of size. The medium was big both in sleeve length and in bust. If you ordinarily wear a medium, order a small.
By Internet Shopaholic from Los Angeles, CA on 11/17/2008 Describe Yourself: Casual Dresser Sizing: Feels true to size Sleeve Length: Feels too long Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend Comments: This is a very well constructed jacket, but the sleeves do have an odd cut. Not just the length (which is easy to fix by folding the cuff), but where the sleeves are attached. The lining is soft, but the jacket itself is on the stiff side.
Nice Design, Tight Fabric and Too Big ! By MK from Bozeman, MT on 10/09/2008 Pros: Attractive Design, Durable, Good Cut, Versatile, Warm Describe Yourself: Casual Dresser Sleeve Length: Feels too long Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend Comments: Waaaay back in distant memory I recall Mountain Hardwear making women's jackets in sizes, like Isis: 4, 6, 8...and so on. Or at least I think they did. Unfortunately I am cursed with being in between a small and a medium with this and many other popular brands.
As other reviewers comment, the sleeves are disproportionately long. But, some prefer that so you don't expose wrists when arms are extended up or out on handlebars.
Anyway, I'll sadly be returning it, and back to my quest for a stylish Windpro fleece jacket I can wear about town. No doubt the S would be too tight under my armpits. Never fails.
Good luck!
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