Fjallraven - Women's Stina Fleece, Dark Grey, Large

Description

The fleece is manufactured in an environmentally friendly process that both spins and dyes the thread in the same step. High collar protects you from biting winds, and there is a protective flap of fleece between the zipper and chin. Comfortable and soft fleece sweater with comfort fit; made from recycled polyester with a slightly marbled look. As appropriate on a mountain hike as it is when worn as a warm middle layer under a shell jacket or by itself over a shirt as the dew falls on a nice summer evening. The fleece is manufactured in an environmentally friendly process that both spins and dyes the thread in the same step. For this model, that means about 50 percent less water and 31 percent less energy consumption compared to a traditionally produced fleece sweater. High collar protects you from biting winds, and there is a protective flap of fleece between the zipper and chin. Two spacious zippered side pockets. All of the zipper flaps are made from natural tone leather. Comfortable and soft fleece sweater with comfort fit; made from recycled polyester with a slightly marbled look. All of the zipper flaps are made from natural tone leather. For this model, that means about 50 percent less water and 31 percent less energy consumption compared to a traditionally produced fleece sweater. Comfortable and soft fleece sweater with comfort fit; made from recycled polyester with a slightly marbled look. Two spacious zippered side pockets.

Key Features

• The fleece is manufactured in an environmentally friendly process that both spins and dyes the thread in the same step.
• Comfortable and soft fleece sweater with comfort fit; made from recycled polyester with a slightly marbled look.
• High collar protects you from biting winds, and there is a protective flap of fleece between the zipper and chin.
• All of the zipper flaps are made from natural tone leather.
• As appropriate on a mountain hike as it is when worn as a warm middle layer under a shell jacket or by itself over a shirt as the dew falls on a nice summer evening.
• For this model, that means about 50 percent less water and 31 percent less energy consumption compared to a traditionally produced fleece sweater.