Cutter & Buck Mount Adams Men's Recycled Hooded Jacket | Lightweight Puffer | 5 Colours | S-4XL

100% recycled | Primaloft® Gold Insulation Luxe™ | Quilted panels | Warmth without weight | Zip pockets Cutter & Buck's iconic Mount Adams Jacket is made of 100% recycled nylon fabric, and it is the perfect piece both for urban and nature settings. The jacket is filled with Gold Insulation Luxe™ by Primaloft® which is a 100% post-consumer recycled material. It consists of small silky plumes of synthetic fiber which mimic the lightweight warmth, softness and compressibility of natural goose down with the excellent performance of Primaloft®. The jacket is lightweight, yet it delivers warmth while retaining its loft, even in wet conditions. The hood is easy to zip-off and the jacket is equipped with two front pocket and an extra chest pocket, all with quality YKK® zippers. The jacket is fully lined; the lining has an all-over emboss tile print. Made from 100% recycled nylon Ideal for both urban and nature settings Insulated with Gold Insulation Luxe™ by Primaloft® (100% post-consumer recycled) Mimics the lightweight warmth, softness and compressibility of goose down Lightweight yet retains loft even in wet conditions Removable hood and multiple pockets with quality YKK® zippers Fully lined with an all-over embossed tile print 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.