Dunbrooke Men's Triumph Jacket

This is very lightweight - just the nylon shell and a fleece lining in the body - don't expect puffy warming insulation.But it is more "jacket like" in looks than just a windbreaker over a hoodie. Fit is good - large is large.Perfect for going from the car to my office or the car to a restaurant in winter. Not for extended winter warmth!It has silly flaps for embroidering on the front, but they're harmless.Pockets for your hands and one interior pocket. Some thinner lining (not fleece) in the sleeves.Again - if you want something not coat-like but warmer than a dress shirt and able to shed some rain - perfect.Followup 1: The sleeves are warmer than I thought - they probably have *both* fleece *and* a slippery-er lining. The sleeves actually do have a bit of "puffy-ness" that the body doesn't have. Good choice, and maybe would pair excellently with something like a sweater vest.Followup 2: A weird thing about this item (not exactly negative, but odd choice...):It has _both_ elastic _and_ velcro tabs in the cuffs. What? The elastic isn't too tight or too loose, I'm ok with just the elastic, and I would prefer _just the velcro_ which would allow having the cuffs more "open" feel. Just the velcro would allow the open feel or tightening them down. But the velcro is pointless when there is already elastic holding the cuffs snug! Bizarre choice.Note: It does have an elastic with a tightener in the waist - this is ok, it is only one on the left side, I think that is actually better then both sides or the back.

My husband has been looking for a mid weight jacket for spring. Had this particular one before and really liked it. This one seems a lighter but, otherwise fits just fine.

Thin like a wind jacket.

Sleeves don't have felt lining.