WILD THINGS HAPPY JACKET TYPE2 BLACK

Compared to WILD THINGS' previous happy jackets, this model is designed and sized to closely resemble the original ECWCS LEVEL7 HAPPY SUITS.
The outer fabric features a firm CORDURA NYLON with non-fluorine, highly durable water-repellent CZEREX, and the filling uses CLIMASHIELD COMBAT.
By adjusting the amount of filling to consider Japan's recent climate, ease of layering, and storage capacity, it achieves a clean silhouette that is oversized but not overly puffy.
By not adding logos on the surface, the design becomes simpler and more sophisticated.

【CORDURA ×CZEREX】
Crisp CORDURA NYLON with CZEREX processing.
CZEREX is an environmentally friendly, highly durable water-repellent product that does not contain fluorine compounds.
Maintains high water repellency even after repeated washing. (The number of washes that can maintain water repellency is 10 times that of our previous products.)
Furthermore, compared to typical fluorine-based water-repellent fabrics, the contact area between the fabric and water droplets is smaller, making it easier for water droplets to roll even at gentle angles.

【CLIMASHIELD COMBAT】
Foaming developed for use in harsh environments such as battlefields and rugged nature.
This special American-made padding meets the "Berry Compliant" (in accordance with the U.S. law requiring the use of domestically produced materials for defense product procurement), offers excellent storage capacity, durability, and provides insulation even in wet or humid environments thanks to AquaBan's features.

COLOR:BLACK
Size
M
Length 78
Sleeve length 89
Bust 132
Hem circumference 126
L
Length 80
Sleeve length 92
Bust 137
Hem circumference 131

Outer fabric: 100% nylon
Lining: 100% nylon
Separate fabric: 100% polyester
Mesh: 100% polyester
Padding: 100% polyester


WILD THINGS is an outdoor brand founded in 1981 in North Conway, Massachusetts, by John Beauchard and Marie Meunier, America's leading mountaineers.
In 1984, Marie became the first woman to summit Aconcagua, the highest peak in the Andes, and drawing on her many grueling climbing experiences, she created high-quality products under the concept of 'having to be light yet tough.'
They actively adopt new materials, and their excellent functionality has earned them the support of many professional mountaineers.
Functional wear focused on cold protection and durable luggage are continuously adopted by the U.S. Army and Navy.