| SIZE | S | M | L | XL | 2X | 3X |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CHEST | 36"-38" | 39"-41" | 42"-45" | 46"-48" | 49"-52" | 53"-57" |
| WAIST | 28"-30" | 31"-33" | 34"-36" | 37"-39" | 40"-43" | 44"-48" |
| SLEEVE LENGTH | 32½"-33½" | 33½"-34½" | 34½"-35½" | 35½"-36½" | 36½"-37½" | 37½"-38½" |
*These are body measurements.
WHAT SIZE SHOULD I BUY?
Refer to the size chart above to compare your body specifications to the garment measurements. If you’re in-between sizes you can likely size down if that’s your preference.
THE IMPORTANCE OF LAYERING FOR COLD WEATHER FISHING
- Layers work as a system to keep you dry which keeps you comfortable.
- Moisture is the enemy. Each layer has a vital, specific function, ultimately transporting moisture from core to surface layer.
- Baselayers (1st layer-next to skin) are designed to keep sweat and moisture away from the body so that it will evaporate and keep you dry and comfortable.
- Thermal layers (2nd layer) insulate and enhance warmth.
- Outerwear (3rd layer) repels wind and water.
- Activity level, weather and termperature influences the system- layers may be added or removed as needed.
WHAT IF IT DOESN'T FIT JUST RIGHT?
Returns are shipped Free both ways. If the fit is not perfect simply follow our return instructions HERECCA Coastal Layer 1/4 Zip
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The Coastal Layer quarter zip is the perfect standalone piece for crisp fall days or as a critical component to your winter layering kit. It’s made with lightweight, moisture-wicking fleece. This fishing fleece has a woven label and a classic fit for subtle styling.
AFTCO and the CCA are committed to marine conservation and angler rights. Through the leadership of the CCA and participation of local community chapters, the protection of our marine resources and the interests of anglers will ensure a sustainable fishery for generations to come. $5 from the sale of this CCA Coastal Layer 1/4 Zip will be donated to fund CCA fishing conservation efforts nationwide. To learn more about the Coastal Conservation Association (CCA) and it's efforts for conservation and angler's rights, Click Here.