Augusta Sportswear Men's Nylon Coach's Jacket/Lined, Dark Green, XL

WATER-RESISTANT, PREMIUM FABRIC AND COMFORT:Constructed with an outer shell made of 100% nylon taffeta, offering smooth, lightweight feel ideal for layering and provides protection against the elements. Lined with 100% polyester for added warmth and comfort, making jacket perfect for cool weather or rainy days. The nylon taffeta outer shell is water-resistant, offering reliable protection against light rain and moisture, making it an ideal choice for outdoor activities and unpredictable weather

FUNCTIONAL FEATURES: Equipped with tear away label for easy customization and rebranding, with no irritation at the neck. Features a snap front closure that allows easy on-and-off wear, while giving a clean, streamlined look. The raglan sleeves provide enhanced range of motion and maximum mobility, making this ideal for active wear and ensuring unrestricted movement. Includes front pockets for convenient storage of essentials like keys, phones, or wallet, adding both functionality and style

COMFORT AND RELAXED DESIGN: Designed with elastic cuffs that provide a secure fit, helping to keep out wind and rain while enhancing comfort. The open bottom hem creates a relaxed fit that’s versatile for different body types, and provides an easygoing, casual look

ICONIC STYLE: The iconic coach’s jacket silhouette adds a timeless, athletic-inspired look that’s suitable for casual wear, team outings, or as part of a uniform. With its sleek design and water-resistant features, this jacket is an excellent choice for sports teams, coaching staff, or any organization looking for a unified look

VERSATILITY: Perfect as a rain jacket for men, windbreaker, or rain gear, it’s a versatile outerwear option for various occasions and team events. Acts as a windbreaker, shielding you from gusts of wind and adding an extra layer of warmth on breezy days. The sturdy nylon shell and polyester lining ensure this jacket withstands daily wear and tear, maintaining its shape and performance over time