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Women's Insulated Riding Flannel Jacket

Women's Insulated Riding Flannel Jacket - Main image
$105 $140 In stock

Category: Jackets

Looks like a flannel, rides like a jacket. With 40g recycled insulation wrapped in 180g yarn-dye and a smooth taffeta lining, it's warm without the weight. The boxy fit invites layers, snap front keeps pace, and zippered hand pockets lock down your lineup. Stone embroidery at the collar, because details matter.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

David C. ★★★★★

The 40g insulation is a game-changer—it's genuinely warm on chilly mornings but I forget I'm wearing it. The snap front makes it quick to throw on for errands, and the taffeta lining slides easily over a sweater without bunching.

Victoria ★★★★★

The boxy cut is perfect for layering a thin sweater underneath, and I stayed cozy on a 40-degree morning ride without overheating. The taffeta lining slides easily over my base layers, and the snaps feel sturdy.

Sophia ★★★★★

I’ve been wearing this flannel for crisp morning rides and it’s surprisingly warm without feeling bulky—the 40g insulation really works. The taffeta lining slides easily over my base layer, which keeps me from overheating when I pick up the pace.