Product code: RS314
The Result Work-Guard Elevator Jacket is a heavyweight insulated jacket designed for warmth, durability and weather protection. Featuring a waterproof outer shell, quilted lining and multiple practical pockets, it is built for use in challenging conditions.
The Result Work-Guard Elevator Jacket combines robust construction with insulated comfort to provide reliable protection in cold and wet weather. Made from durable Oxford polyester with a waterproof coating, it helps shield against rain and wind while maintaining a hardwearing finish.
The jacket features a quilted insulated lining that provides warmth without excessive bulk, while a fleece-lined collar enhances comfort around the neck. A full-length heavy-duty front zip is protected by a storm flap to help keep out wind and rain.
Designed with practicality in mind, the jacket includes multiple storage pockets, offering convenient space for everyday essentials. Adjustable cuffs and an extended back panel help improve fit, coverage and comfort during movement.
Its structured design and durable construction make it a dependable outer layer for demanding environments.
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