Cutter & Buck Oak Harbor Ladies Hybrid Jacket | Hooded | Quilted Body | 4 Colours | XS-2XL

Lined hood | Quilted insulated front / back | Stretch side panels and sleeves | Zip pockets Oak Harbor is Cutter & Buck's hybrid jacket that embraces the perfect balance of warmth, style and functionality. The stretch-polyester sides let you move in total comfort. Quilted and warming front and back panel insulated with Sustans® padding in renewable fibres from DuPont™ Sorona®. Sustans® Dupont™ Sorona® is made out of renewable fibers. The Sustans® production process uses 30% less energy and consists of 37% renewable fibers compared to common insulation materials. Fully zipped with YKK auto-lock zipper slider at front and pockets. Wear it alone for dry conditions or layer under a rain protective shell for extra warmth. Hybrid jacket that balances warmth, style, and functionality Stretch-polyester sides and sleeves for total comfort and freedom of movement Quilted front and back panels insulated with Sustans® padding from DuPont™ Sorona® renewable fibres Sustans® DuPont™ Sorona® uses 30% less energy and contains 37% renewable fibres compared to common insulation materials Fully zipped with a YKK auto-lock zipper slider and equipped with pockets Wear it alone for dry conditions or layer under a rain protective shell for extra warmth This garment has some discreet branding. Cutter & Buck clothing is so good that we've allowed the occasional small logo! Cutter & Buck, established in 1989 in Seattle, Washington, embodies the spirit of the Pacific Northwest - a region known for its dynamic weather, rugged coastlines, vibrant cities, and untamed wilderness. Rooted in this contrasting landscape, the brand reflects a flexible, independent lifestyle with a commitment to craftsmanship. Cutter & Buck stands for premium apparel, designed with meticulous attention to detail and made from the finest fabrics. Dedicated to sustainability, Cutter & Buck prioritizes eco-conscious practices, including zero air freight, fair labour, sourcing sustainable materials, and reducing water consumption.