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JB’s 2 in 1

This garment has the ability to be zipped together with a complimentary outerwear item. Once the fleece is zipped into the jacket it becomes its inner lining, forming 1 jacket.

Breathable

Breathable fabric is designed to improve wearing comfort while keeping the wearer warm and offering protection from the elements.

Waterproof

Fabric is waterproof coated and seams are taped to stop moisture penetration.

Embroided Zip

Hidden zips are sewn into the garment to allow embroidery and screen printing access to successfully enhance garments.

Showerproof

Outer Fabrics are waterproof coated to stop water penetration but seams are not taped.

JB’s DRI

This fibre is specially designed to absorb body perspiration into the fabric and to move moisture to the surface where it is evaporated leaving the wearer fresh and cool.

Vented

Mesh fabrics are inserted in strategic positions to allow body heat to escape from the garment.

Podium Cool

Podium cool fibre is especially designed to absorb body perspiration into the fabric to move moisture to surface fabric where it is evaporated leaving the wearer fresh and cool.

Hi Visibily (Day)

Garment is classed highly visible during daytime.

Hi Visibily (Day/Night)

Garment is classed highly visible during both day and night.

UPF - What does it mean?

Ultraviolet radiation, or UV, is present in sunlight. Sunburn is a sign that your skin has received too much UV. Over exposure to UV over many years can cause more serious health problems such as skin cancer or cataracts. Garments that are sensibly designed for sun protection reduce your UV exposure. It is often difficult to tell if a fabric offers good sun protection.

The Ultraviolet Protection Factor (UPF) shows how well a fabric protects your skin from solar UV and lets you select sun protective clothing with confidence. Remember that the garment only protects the skin it covers. Protect other areas by wearing a hat, sunglasses and sunscreen and use shaded outdoor areas. UPF ratings range from 15 to 50. Fabrics that rate higher than 50 are labelled UPF 50+. Refer to our pricelist for individual product and colours UPF ratings.