Men's New Englander® Rain Jacket-Full Color
Choose this to brighten your design or artwork with multiple colors.
Choose a rush production time and/or delivery time (excludes Alaska, Hawaii and APO/FPO/DPO addresses).
Pallet freight delivery is a cost-effective method of shipping high-volume or bulky products safely by truck with less handling.
Description
Staying dry is easy with the full-color Men's New Englander® Rain Jacket! This custom-printed jacket is perfect for promoting your brand while keeping you comfortable. Its windproof and waterproof design, combined with heat-sealed seams, ensures maximum weather protection. The imprint area allows for a vibrant display of your logo, making it a great choice for corporate events or team outings.
Features:
•3.98 oz. 100% polyurethane bonded to a woven backing with taffeta nylon sleeves
•Windproof and waterproof with heat-sealed seams
•Two-way zipper, front yoke and open hem with adjustable shock cord drawstring
•3M™ reflective strip across back on select colors and gray mesh lining on body
•Your full-color, digitally printed logo or design
•Covered zipper pockets and adjustable tab cuffs with hook and loop closure
•Hood with adjustable shock cord drawstring, underarm vents and full-length wind flap
•Multiple imprint locations available
Washing instructions: Hand wash and wipe clean with damp cloth. Do not bleach. Do not iron. Do not dry clean. Line dry.
Charles River Apparel® 9199
Free delivery to the contiguous United States, excluding Alaska, Hawaii and all off-shore U.S. territories.
Product size:
Available in sizes XS-5XL
(Click here to view the size chart.)
Imprint area:
Left Chest: 4"W x 4"H
Left Sleeve: 4"W x 4"H
Right Sleeve: 4"W x 4"H
Construction:
3.98oz. 100% polyurethane
Production Times & Setup Charge
Production times available:
- Standard (8 Business Days)
Standard production applies to orders of 1,000 pieces or less.
Limitations apply during peak season. Larger orders may add extra days to production time. Check with customer service for availability.
