Rab Womens Arc Eco Jacket – Orion Blue-Citadel

This woman’s waterproof jacket uses 3-layer Pertex Shield Revolve, made entirely from recycled polyester. Not only does this reduce its impact during production, it also paves the way to be recycled again at the end of its life.

Materials
Recycled Pertex Shield Revolve 3-Layer – The mono-polymer fabric is not only fully recycled but gives the opportunity to be recycled itself at the end of its life. Featuring a fluorocarbon-free DWR, this fabric is soft, yet durable and comfortable to wear during everyday outdoor activities.

Features

• Fully adjustable mountain hood with wired and laminated peak
• Fleece lined chin guard for comfort
• YKK AquaGuard front zip with internal storm flap
• 2 YKK AquaGuard zipped, A-line chest pockets
• YKK AquaGuard pit zips for increased venting
• Fully adjustable drawcord hem
• Anti-snag hook-and-loop adjustable cuffs
• Jacket stuffs into hand pocket for ease of packing
• Fit: Regular
• Centre back length (Size 10): 70cm/27.6 inch

A closer look
The fully adjustable mountain hood is paired with a wired and laminated peak for unrestricted vision. 2 YKK AquaGuard zippered, A-line pockets keep your essentials close, while 2 YKK AquaGuard pit zips increase ventilation without compromising on protection. Anti-snag hook-and-loop adjustable cuffs and the fully adjustable drawcord hem help to seal out the weather and when not in use, this jacket stuffs into its hand pocket for ease of packing.

Made from 100% post-consumer recycled polyester, Pertex Shield Revolve is made from a polyester face, polyester membrane and polyester backer. This monopolymer, or single type of material, not only has a reduced impact during production, but it also paves the way to be recycled again at the end of its life. The fabric is super soft to the touch, quiet when in use, lightweight and very comfortable to wear. It has a 20m HH and a 15,000 MVTR with a fluorocarbon-free DWR treatment, further enhancing its sustainability appeal.

This product has been featured in our blog, check out the Staff Review of the Arc Eco.