Fleece Lined Stretch NYCO Shirt Jacket

I've been wearing the fleece lined shirt jacket all winter and it's perfect. I'm 6'0 180lbs, I bought the large and I wear an Anian wool button down underneath on the really cold days. The shirt jacket doesn't have huge inside pockets like the unlined version but it's worth it. I look forward to wearing this piece for years to come. Still waiting on some FR gear!

I first bought the single knee pants about a year and a half ago. I quickly threw out my other "work wear" that we are familiar with. I live in the south so we do not get that cold. When the shorts came out I immediately bought 2 pairs. This shirt jacket is very comfortable and well made. Blocks the wind and the rain exceptionally well.

Now that I have this shirt jacket I feel like I can give an absolutely rave review of not just this product but of everything I own. If you are contemplating buying their products just do it. The best work wear out there and the only brand I will buy.

Some might think that it is "expensive" but considering how it is made and where I would argue that the price is low.

I initially bought this as a gift... but I had to order another because I decided to keep the gift for myself.

I already own the shirt-jac without the fleece lining, but I enjoy it so much that I like having a size up of the fleece lined version for deep winter weather.

I can't speak highly enough of these shirt-jacs. The Cordura material will stand up to almost any abuse one can imagine. It cuts all wind and kept me dry for over an hour in steady rain. It's significantly tougher than the stuff you can find from Duluth or Carhartt.

The collar is excellent, the pockets are huge, the buttons are heavy duty. The cuffs accommodate any kind of winter glove well. The fleece lining is soft and comfortable.

I'm 6'0 180 and the large size is perfect for layering underneath: fleeces, hoodies, down mid-layers, etc.

With a down mid-layer it kept me warm at 20 degrees Fahrenheit with 20-30 mph winds... standing still. If I were working in it I would have overheated.

I'm a huge gear head and have closets full of mountaineering, skiing, and work gear. This is hands down the most badass and durable shell I've ever seen.

And, of course, I love that the materials and craftsmanship are all American.