Wild Things Men's Happy Jacket - Olive
The Happy Jacket from Wild Things is a jacket to warm your cockles, and bring a smile to your smug face. All the same build quality and materials as the iconic Monster Parka but designed in a jacket style, hip length. Originally designed for military use; a PCU Level 7 garment requires a high loft, water resistance and breathability. Produced in a soft handle nylon, the Happy Jacket has a voluminous Primaloft Silver fill and a stowable adjustable hood like its big brother, acting as a stand-up collar when stowed. Large internal, drop-in mesh pockets allow for quick drying of wet items, with a two-way zip front, and large pockets rounding it out.
The Happy Jacket from Wild Things is a jacket to warm your cockles, and bring a smile to your smug face. All the same build quality and materials as the iconic Monster Parka but designed in a jacket style, hip length. Originally designed for military use; a PCU Level 7 garment requires a high loft, water resistance and breathability. Produced in a soft handle nylon, the Happy Jacket has a voluminous Primaloft Silver fill and a stowable adjustable hood like its big brother, acting as a stand-up collar when stowed. Large internal, drop-in mesh pockets allow for quick drying of wet items, with a two-way zip front, and large pockets rounding it out.
Original: $396.65
-65%$396.65
$138.83Description
The Happy Jacket from Wild Things is a jacket to warm your cockles, and bring a smile to your smug face. All the same build quality and materials as the iconic Monster Parka but designed in a jacket style, hip length. Originally designed for military use; a PCU Level 7 garment requires a high loft, water resistance and breathability. Produced in a soft handle nylon, the Happy Jacket has a voluminous Primaloft Silver fill and a stowable adjustable hood like its big brother, acting as a stand-up collar when stowed. Large internal, drop-in mesh pockets allow for quick drying of wet items, with a two-way zip front, and large pockets rounding it out.
