38% Cotton, 30% Polyester, 28% Acrylic, 4% other fibers. If you think it sounds like the combination of fibers you’d find in that nasty carpet in your gramma’s basement, you’re probably right. But you’re also very, very wrong. Through the miracle of modern garment science (We’re not kidding. Google it.) this crazy combination of cotton, polyester, acrylic, and top-secret “other” fibers resulted in the Polar Fleece Reversible Zip Front Jacket. Plaid polar fleece on one side, black polar fleece on the other. Flatlock stitching details (We have no idea what this means, but it sounds awesome.) and zippered patch pockets. It looks good; it feels good, and it’s reversible. And unlike the other piece of clothing you’re most likely to wear inside out, this won’t get funny looks from her when she sees it.
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