Dickies Men's Fleece Lined Hooded Jacket

We have bought this same jacket for my husband a couple years in a row. He really likes the fit and the comfort of it. He is a little hard in them with outdoor work but they really hold up nicely for the price.

Water proof. Wind proof. Lightweight polartec lining. Perfect 3-season jacket for East Texas. Looks good. Feels good. Highly recommended for the active adult.

I can wear anything up under it and the jacket still zips. The sleeves are a little bit too long but with the elastic at the end I can turn it back I don’t like fitted jackets so I bought a man’s jacket and it suits me fine.

I wear this jacket year long but mainly I got this Jacket to keep me warm and dry when it rains. This jacket does the job. It is not heavy and I am not all soaked when it rains walking from the parking lot to the inside of my work building. And I don't have to carry an umbrella either i just throw on the hood. This is my 2nd jacket as my first one got lost when I forgot it at Denny's, when I returned about an hour later it was gone and the waitress said no one turned it in. A large size would have been a good size for me but I bought an XX-Large because I like to manuever without feeling restrained or worrying about tearing the jacket when lifting my arms. As other reviewers have mentioned the sleeves are not lined with fleece but instead lined with some insulated fabric that still keeps my arms warm. Although, I do wish that the fleece lining was a little thicker, but for the price, as long as it keeps me warm and dry during the rainy season that's Ok with me.

I like this jacket on the fact that it is warm and flexible slick sleeves easy on and off and washes up easily I also like the length not to short not to long

A really good feature of this coat is the way the hood is designed. It has a "slider" on each side, near the neck, so the hood can be tightened evenly. (They're the kind of "sliders" used on a lot of caddy bags and backpacks, where you have to push a "keeper" down to move them, then they stay locked where you put them.) They never need to be moved, once you have them where you want them, because the drawstring line is ELASTIC! (I cinched it down over my hat, and then pulled the hood wide to take it off! GREAT idea!!)I live in the Pacific NW (Portland, Oregon area), and needed a coat (with hood) for cold weather and rain. This one was inexpensive ($28 shipped, versus $45 to $70 for others on the net, or locally), and I thought I'd take a chance. Very good for rain, and dries pretty quickly. Just tried it in 24-degree wind-chill weather (35-degrees F, with winds at a steady 20mph plus gusts, at 1:30AM); I was out for about 25 minutes, on a hilltop near the Columbia Gorge. (Check the weather history for Troutdale, Oregon, to see why that's important.) I was warm where the coat covered me, but pretty cold on legs and hands. The wrist bands worked well (just had on light-duty gloves), and the coat covers below the waist. The hood is GREAT! (Had on a Greek fisherman's hat, with the hood up, and very little wind got past the edges of the hood - once it was drawn tight. No wind or cold was felt through either the hood or coat.)

Love this jacket, I get one every year

The jacket s exactly what we wanted but is too small.