- Built with densely-woven 24-oz. Mackinaw Wool
- Sheepskin-shearling shawl collar extends to ear-height
- Caped construction for double-layer protection over the shoulders and arms
- Pockets include: 4 snap-flapped cargo, full-width rear pass-through, hidden handwarmer, slotted utility, and interior stow pockets
- Finger-tip length with slit rear hem for non-binding comfort
- Lined with Filson signature Alaskan Guide Flannel
- 24-oz./LY 100% Mackinaw Wool
- 8-oz 100% cotton flannel + polyester twill
- New Zealand/Australian sheepskin shearling
- Made in USA with imported material.
From the get-go: we’re talking double-layered Mackinaw wool, thick as your expectations on Day 1 and tough enough to still be going strong on Day 1,000. That’s heritage stuff. The kind of wool that laughs at drizzle, sneers at sleet, and says “is that all you got?” to the frozen breath of winter. (Yes, really.)
The collar — oh, the collar. Button it up and it becomes a fortress for your neck, ears and side-wind. You’ll feel like someone who cares about being warm, not just “okay with freezing.” Layers? You can go heavy. Or keep it simple. Either way, you get uncompromising structure and warmth.
Pockets everywhere: generous hand-warmers, utility pockets under storm flaps, and even a back map/game pocket if that’s your vibe. Detail-rich without being fussy. The build is serious. The wool is serious. You buy this coat because you understand “investment piece,” not “fast season trend.”
Bottom line: if you live somewhere where winter gets real, and you want a coat that not only survives it, but owns it — the Wool Packer Coat is the kind of gear you buy once, wear hard, hand down. Filson didn’t invite “meh” into its house. Neither should you.