Stanford | Windbreaker Coat Removable Hood
★ BUY MORE, SAVE MORE ★
Save Up To 20%
Discount auto-applies at checkout — no code needed
- Buy 2 items Save 10%
- Buy 3 items Save 15%
- Buy 4+ items Save 20%
Wind cut. Rain shrugged off. Hood on or off.
This is a structured windbreaker with enough body to hold its shape in a gale. The outer shell is tightly woven and resists wind and light rain, while a cotton-padded inner lining holds warmth without stacking on bulk. Five pockets keep keys, phone and gloves within reach, and the stand collar closes the gap at the neck when the weather turns. Sizes run S to 5XL with a regular, room-to-layer cut over a jumper.

Removable Hood That Changes the Jacket The hood unbuckles cleanly, so the same piece reads as a hooded shell on an exposed walk and as a plain-collared coat in town. Nothing is left flapping once it is off.
Five Pockets That Carry a Day Out Hand pockets sit at a natural height for cold fingers, and the inner pockets take a wallet without printing through the front. You can leave the rucksack at home.
Stand Collar That Shuts Out Draughts Zipped to the top, the collar sits high against the neck and stops wind tracking down your back on the walk from the car.

Padded Polyester Shell With a Quiet Hand The face cloth is a densely woven polyester with almost no stretch, backed by a soft cotton-padded lining that traps heat through a cold morning. Seams are stitched flat and the full-length zip runs behind a front placket, so the closure stays protected rather than exposed like the press studs on a wax coat.
Wear it over a crew-neck jumper with dark denim and boots; it layers as easily as car coats do, with more weather in mind.
PRODUCT DETAILS
- Fabric: Polyester outer shell, cotton-padded inner lining
- Fit: Regular, cut to layer over knitwear
- Sleeve: Long sleeve
- Length: Hip length
- Hood: Removable, buckle closure
- Pockets: Five
- Closure: Full-length front zip with stand collar
- Sizes: S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, 4XL, 5XL
- Season: Autumn and winter
- Occasions: Everyday wear, travel, weekend walks