3 pieces · 15 colours · 26 sizes with a price
Fleece & Shell Jackets
Fleece, softshell and ski jackets: full zip, hooded on most, water resistant or waterproof where the maker says so.
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Fleece & Shell Jackets, in plain words
The jackets bench is the smallest on the site and the most seasonal. A polar fleece with a full zip and hand pockets for the cool morning. A hooded softshell lined with fleece for wind and light rain. A ski jacket the maker calls waterproof, with a hood, for the days the softshell is not enough. Each page says which of the maker's words applies, and the words differ: water resistant sheds a shower, waterproof is a claim about a seam-sealed shell.
The bench, counted
| What the label says | Pages | Share of the bench |
|---|---|---|
| With zip pockets | 1 | 4% |
| Water resistant or waterproof, per the maker | 15 | 58% |
| Fleece or sherpa lined | 25 | 96% |
| Hooded | 15 | 58% |
| Fabric stated in percent on the label | 1 | 4% |
Pudolla essentials keep this bench short. Read the pockets and the hood on the card, and read the size note before ordering.
How to pick the size
Jackets run a size generous to fit over a pullover. If you want it close over a tee only, take your usual size. If it goes over a fleece, take the usual size and expect it to be roomy. Sleeves are cut long enough to cover the wrist on a bike.
What it does not do. A fleece is not windproof, and water resistant is not waterproof. The ski jacket is the only piece here the maker calls waterproof, and no test report is published for it.