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Marmot Men’s Ridgefield Heavyweight Sherpa-Lined Flannel Shirt Jacket

$150.00

Meet your new favorite throw-it-on-top of anything shirt jacket—Marmot® Men's Ridgefield Sherpa-Lined Flannel Jacket is the perfect cold-weather companion for everything from early-morning snow shoveling and late-night campfire hangs to leisurely coffee shop excursions and slopeside bar crawls. The heavy polyester exterior and sherpa lining is as cozy as a wood-burning fireplace, and it will keep you just as warm from the late summer bloom until there’s no leaves left on the trees.

  • Lightweight Cotton and Recycled Polyester brushed flannel
  • Recycled Polyester Sherpa Fleece liner
  • Durable flat-felled seams
  • Double chest pockets
  • Hand patch pockets with hand warmer pockets
  • Straight hem
  • Regular Fit
  • Machine wash cold, gentle cycle, do not bleach; hang to dry, low iron if needed, do not Dry Clean

Product Features:

Fabric 57% Cotton, 43% Post-Consumer Recycled Polyester, Flannel, 146g/sqm
Centerback Length 30"
Weight 2 lbs. 3 oz. (980 g)
Lining Recycled Polyester Sherpa Fleece

Style Number: 14654

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Started in the 1970s by two college students, the Marmot "club" involved climbing glaciated peaks with other "Marmots."  During the next two years, the two young men began experimenting with down products - a sweater, a parka, and three down sleeping bags. Then, in 1973 the two, along with a friend, purchased a retail location in Colorado and dubbed it Marmot Mountain Works.

By 1974 the company now known as Marmot® was born. As fate would have it, an acquaintance asked them to make 108 puffy jackets for a new Clint Eastwood movie - definitively putting them on the map. Soon introduced to Gore-Tex® fabric via another acquaintance the two began designing and manufacturing products with this new innovative technology.

The late 70s saw a company that was experiencing consistent growth by delivering a high-quality performance product. Today's Marmot has a tireless commitment to building the finest outdoor clothing and equipment available.