What the 1360 MerinoLoft Jacket Does Best
The Men's 1360 MerinoLoft Jacket is designed as an insulated mid-layer for chilly adventures. Whether you're skiing down slopes or hiking up trails, it fits into a layering system to regulate your body temperature. The MerinoLoft™ insulation provides warmer insulation in the body where you need it most, while the Shell+ Cotton outer layer shields you from the elements and the TENCEL Lyocell lining keeps you comfortable all day.
Product Facts
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Men's 1360 MerinoLoft™ Jacket: Perfect for chilly adventures, whether you are skiing down slopes or hiking up trails, this insulated mid-layer is a must-have in your layering system. This confirms the jacket is intended as a mid-layer, not a standalone outer shell, so you know how to use it effectively.
Men's 1360 MerinoLoft™ Jacket
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Men's 1360 MerinoLoft™ Jacket: Featuring our MerinoLoft™ insulation, it regulates your body temperature, with warmer insulation in the body where you need it the most. The targeted insulation helps keep your core warm without adding bulk in the arms, improving mobility during active use.
How to Layer the 1360 MerinoLoft Jacket
Because the 1360 MerinoLoft Jacket is an insulated mid-layer, it works best under a waterproof or windproof shell. Start with a merino base layer (like a 150 or 200 weight) against your skin, then add the 1360 jacket for insulation, and finish with a hardshell or softshell jacket on top. This three-layer system traps warmth, wicks moisture, and protects you from wind and snow.
For less intense activities, you can wear the 1360 jacket as an outer layer on dry, chilly days. The Shell+ Cotton outer provides some weather resistance, but it is not a substitute for a dedicated rain or snow shell.
Choosing the Right Size for Layering
The 1360 MerinoLoft Jacket is available in sizes S, M, and XL (Black). For layering, consider your base layer thickness and whether you plan to wear a shell over it.
- Size S: Best for a slim fit with a thin base layer. If you plan to wear a thick mid-layer underneath, consider sizing up.
- Size M: A good middle ground for most builds. Allows room for a mid-weight base layer and a shell over top.
- Size XL: Provides extra room for bulky layers or for those who prefer a looser fit. Ideal if you often wear a thick fleece underneath.
Care and Maintenance
To keep the MerinoLoft insulation performing well, wash the jacket on a gentle cycle with a mild detergent. Avoid fabric softeners and bleach, as they can damage the merino fibers and insulation. Tumble dry on low heat or air dry flat. Always check the care label inside the jacket for specific instructions. Proper care helps maintain the jacket's temperature regulation and comfort over time.
