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Sherpa W Tarcho Full Zip Jacket*
$130.00
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Tarcho is the name given to Tibetan prayer flags - colorful rectangular cloth, often found strung along the mountain ridges and peaks high in the Himalayas.
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Sherpa W Tarcho Full Zip Jacket*
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Sherpa Women's Tarcho Full Zip Jacket
The Tarcho Printed Full Zip Jacket carries the same sense of movement, color and protection as the Tibetan prayer flags that it's inspired by. Made in Nepal from 100% recycled polyester, it delivers lightweight protection and warmth with everyday practicality. A full zip design with a stand collar allows adaptable coverage, while elastic binding at the hood, cuffs, hem and zip helps seal in comfort. A Bhutanese tapestry inspired print brings heritage detail, with secure zip hand pockets for essentials on the move.
Features
- Full-zip jacket with a zip-through collar - A full-zip front with a zip-through collar offers adaptable coverage and easy layering, allowing you to adjust comfort and ventilation as needed.
- Bhutanese tapestry inspired print - A bold all-over print inspired by Bhutanese tapestry motifs, delivering a strong visual statement for those who want to stand out.
- Elastic binding on collar, cuffs and hem
- Two secure zip hand pockets - Two zip-secured hand pockets provide safe, practical storage for everyday essentials while maintaining a clean finish.
- Made in Nepal - Made in Nepal, the Tarcho Full Zip Fleece supports employment and garment production in the country.
Fabric - 100% Recycled polyester, 200gsm fabric
- Recycled polyester is made by collecting and sorting waste materials like PET bottles, textiles, and fishing nets. These materials are cleaned, shredded, and melted down into pellets. The pellets are then heated and extruded to form polyester fibers, which are spun into yarns and used to produce new fabrics.
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