Helly Hansen Winter Raincoat Women W Long Belfast Anthracite Pink-XS Last size!

Helly's best-selling insulated rain jacket for women is built to withstand cold showers and look great doing it. This rain jacket has all the technical features you need to stay dry and warm in the rain, combined with the style that any functional rain jacket should have. We designed it with a universally flattering three-quarter length and our trusted HELLY TECH® Protection System. You can personalize the fit with the adjustable cuffs and hem cord.
With this beautiful, quilted anthracite-colored jacket with nice pink details, it can rain!
Helly’s proven HELLY TECH® Protection construction is applied to make it waterproof/breathable and windproof. And then there’s PrimaLoft® insulation to keep you warm. It has a 2-way front zipper and reflective elements for your safety. The water-repellent treatment is PFC-free and the insulation is 80% recycled – a win for you and the planet.

full zip (2-way)
PFC-free water-repellent treated
2 slanted pockets with zip
Hood with drawstring
Waterproof, windproof and breathable insulated rain jacket
Adjustable cuffs and hem
Reflective prints on cuffs
Printed HH® logo on sleeve/shoulder and hood

Helly Tech® is a collection of proven technologies that ensure that your outdoor (sports) clothing protects you from the elements. At the same time, the breathable properties ensure that you feel wonderfully comfortable and do not sweat excessively. Helly Tech® consists of three layers:

a wind and waterproof outer layer
an extremely breathable and waterproof midlayer
a high-quality, breathable lining, often made of mesh or other comfortable fabric

SUSTAINABILITY
We try to follow an environmentally friendly product line as much as possible and are constantly discussing this with our suppliers.
Resource saving and environmentally friendly! This item is partly made from recycled materials. The use of recycled materials, mainly polyester, reduces the dependence on the non-renewable raw material crude oil in conventional polyester production. By reusing plastic waste, e.g. PET bottles, new polyester fibres are obtained.