Introducing The New Bing Polar Fleece Lined Jacket
THE TRUCK STOP POLAR FLEECE LINED JACKET BY BING
Chris Del Moro was asked to come up with a jacket designed specifically for the Winter climates along the coast of California. We wanted something that was warm enough to withstand the dawn patrol surf checks along the bluffs from Point Loma to Kelly’s Cove but not so bulky you couldn’t wear it throughout the day. What came to be was a nylon shell that would repel rain and dampness with a detachable nylon hood that could be easily removed as the temperatures climbed during the day. We opted for a polar fleece lining in the body and hood that would be warm and cozy. For the sleeves a quilted nylon lining with a light poly fill insulation is used to make it easy to slide on when layering it over other fabric layers like denim, chambray, thermal and flannel shirts; often worn under jackets this time of year. A knit cuff is used that seals out the cold while easily accommodating gloves, watches, etc.
The Truck Stop Jacket is a timeless piece that represents the mission statement of Bing Surf Apparel: Classic California coastal quality goods designed and built to pass the test of time.
To purchase click here: TRUCK STOP POLAR FLEECE LINED JACKET
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