Name: Womens BC Stormday Down Jacket
Brand: Eddie Bauer
SKU: 0891012047000040
Price: 379.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Womens BC Stormday Down Jacket - 0891012047000040

By Eddie Bauer

$379.99

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0891012047000040

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Eddie Bauer
Eddie Bauer is an American outdoor lifestyle brand that offers apparel, footwear, and gear designed for outdoor activities and adventures. The brand is known for its quality, durability, and performance-focused designs. It was founded by Eddie Bauer in 1920, and he later invented and patented the first down-insulated jacket

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Eddie Bauer

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This season, our ultimate ski jacket is updated with a 100% recycled shell, making it as great a choice for the environment as it is for your kit. It features ultra-warm premium down insulation and a WeatherEdge® Pro waterproof shell paired with a moisture-shedding finish that keeps you warm & dry all day long. Pit zips allow you to dump heat quickly and a snow skirt keeps the powder out.Models shown are 59 to 511 tall, wearing size S/4, L/12, or XXL/18.

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Women

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