Soft Shell Jackets

Soft Shell Fabric: Soft shell jackets are typically made from a blend of synthetic materials such as polyester, nylon, and elastane (spandex). These materials offer a balance of durability, flexibility, and weather resistance.
Water Resistance: Soft shell fabrics are treated with a durable water repellent (DWR) finish to shed light rain and snow, keeping the wearer dry in moderate weather conditions. While not fully waterproof like hard shell jackets, soft shells provide sufficient protection for most outdoor activities.
Breathability: Soft shell fabrics are breathable and moisture-wicking, allowing sweat and moisture vapor to escape from inside the jacket while preventing water from penetrating from the outside. This helps regulate body temperature and keep the wearer comfortable during physical activity.
Stretch: Many soft shell jackets feature stretchy materials such as elastane or spandex for enhanced mobility and freedom of movement. The stretchy fabric allows for unrestricted range of motion during activities such as hiking, climbing, or skiing.