Looks and feels good
"It’s perfect but the sleeves are 3/4 of an inch too short."
Rev-Pack Anorak
Reversible, packable and ready for whatever the forecast brings. Stain- and water-resistant with 4-way stretch, so it moves with your swing.
Color:Tempest / Tempest Crown Print
Size:PXS
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The full story
The best features of our anorak jacket are right in the name – it's reversible and packable to accommodate your lifestyle on and off the course. Plus, it's stain- and water-resistant, made with 4-way stretch fabric, and includes a visor hood, drop-tail back hem, and 5 pockets, so you can manage the unexpected with ease and style.
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Stain & Water Resistance
Overall rating: 4.75 / 5 from 4 reviews.
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Great fit and the perfect layer for transition weather
"Your swing will bot feel constricted one bit with this mid layer. It’s both warm and cute! Highly recommend!"
love this piece
"Shorter and smaller sleeves fit me perfectly"
Great quality, fit and functionality.
"I LOVE my Anorak. It is so durable, comfortable and fits perfectly (runs true to size). This has become a staple for unpredictable New England weather since it layers well and keeps you warm without being bulky. I love the pockets, deep zipper and how easy it is to pack. I got a lot of compliments at my daughters soccer game."
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RESORT TO SPORT®
Designed for the Dynamic Woman
Life is in motion, and so are you. Each A. PUTNAM garment is thoughtfully engineered for flexibility, seamless transition, and enduring sophistication:
From warm afternoons to crisp mornings, our fabrics breathe, move, and wrap you up, ensuring you feel as confident on the course as you do at work, with friends, or on spontaneous getaways.
Our innovative stretch sport twill and luxurious blends provide all-day polish, comfort, and travel ease, key for women whose schedules don’t slow down.
