Womens Jackets ~ Recommendations?

[andybike]

Hi ~ Does anyone have any recommendations for a forestry/work jacket for my partner. Struggling to find her something short body/arms. She is only little!

Is there anything out there for Girls:biggrin: Thanks Andy

[stihlmadasever]

Pfanner do jackets in xxs sizes great jackets but very pricey

[silky fox]

Pricey.....but fantastic top end quality!

[Old Mill Tree Care]

Pfanner do jackets in xxs sizes great jackets but very pricey

 

Just don't buy a waterproof jacket from Pfanner and expect it to be waterproof, even slightly.

Then when you complain and ask for replacement or refund expect them to say no. The end.

:thumbdown:

[markieg31]

Just don't buy a waterproof jacket from Pfanner and expect it to be waterproof, even slightly.

Then when you complain and ask for replacement or refund expect them to say no. The end.

:thumbdown:

 

Let it go Old mill let it go

[wicklamulla]

Let it go Old mill let it go

 

 

 

LOL

[stihlmadasever]

Just don't buy a waterproof jacket from Pfanner and expect it to be waterproof, even slightly.

Then when you complain and ask for replacement or refund expect them to say no. The end.

:thumbdown:

 

Sounding a bit bitter there mate lol fortunatley i dont have one.

For 200 quid id want it to be waterproof,bullet proof and kiss it better after a **** day...

Edited October 23, 2016 by stihlmadasever

[Haironyourchest]

How bout a wax jacket? Way more sizes in those.

[R Mac]

Hi ~ Does anyone have any recommendations for a forestry/work jacket for my partner. Struggling to find her something short body/arms. She is only little!

Is there anything out there for Girls:biggrin: Thanks Andy

 

There are plenty of waterproof, softshell and windproof garments out there designed specifically for women, they just won't have a chainsaw or arbwhatever brand name on them.

 

The upside is that they'll cost less and/or perform better, in the case of waterproof/breathable jackets they'll be made using Goretex/eVent/Sympatex, fabrics that have proved themselves over the past 30+ years rather than a so called 'own design' breathable fabric that no one has ever heard of.

 

Try Berghaus, Karrimor, Montane, Mountain Hardwear, Marmot or any of the other major players in the outdoor/hiking/climbing scene.

[andybike]

Thanks for the info . Will give the Outdoor shops a looking at. Andy

 

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