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Custom Branded Soft Shell Jackets: The Year-Round Essential

Author: Morgan

Jun. 10, 2024

Custom Branded Soft Shell Jackets: The Year-Round Essential

Why Soft Shell Jackets?

Soft shell jackets are a staple in most New Zealander&#;s wardrobes year-round, the perfect accessory for the unpredictable weather where we can often see four seasons in one day. Soft shells are not only water repellent and wind resistant; they are also fleece lined, so you are not compromising on comfort or warmth.

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The soft shell jacket is extremely versatile &#; zip up on a cold day or unzip if you&#;re getting hot, they&#;re lightweight to pop in your backpack and they always give a casual yet polished look. If you are looking for branded apparel that easily pulls the whole look of your work or sports team together, the soft shell jacket is an effective choice. They are a great way to keep your staff or clients warm and a good investment in your brand identity.

Soft shell jackets and vests can have your logo easily added in a variety of ways depending on your taste &#; embroidered, screen printed, digitally transferred, or computer cut vinyl. We&#;ll work through these options with you to make sure the garments and branding are fit for purpose. All these application methods give a professional and vibrant finish that stand out in a crowd and draw eyes to your brand. The modern design, tailoring and style of our soft shell jackets work to enhance your corporate identity without overpowering your logo.

Many companies and sports teams love this type of jacket (as well as soft shell vests) for travel because of their smart look and versatile performance as a mid or outer layer, making them usable in all four seasons. They also super flexible and breathable, so they make the perfect companion for travel and physical activity. And of course, when people are happy to wear your soft shell, they are increasing your company&#;s visibility every time they are worn.

A Look at Some of our Soft Shell Jackets

With extensive experience in corporate clothing, branded uniforms and sportswear we have been able to source some of the best soft shell jackets and vests on the market and make them available to our customers to add their branding in a variety of different ways. We have matching soft shells for men, women and kids so your whole team can look smart and unified whilst effectively marketing your brand.

Our soft shell jackets are all made from polyester/elastane material with fleece lining for added comfort and warmth. There are different options available for the level of water and wind resistance you require, as well as options for zip pockets, side pockets, collar styles and hoods. We also offer a wide range of sizes and colours to ensure your team has a great uniform look.

Have a browse of our soft shell jacket and vest range for men, women and kids to see what styles and colours you like, then get in touch with us for a quote.

See our Range

What's the Point of a Soft-Shell Jacket? - Uttu-Textiles

Welcome to Ask a Gear Editor, our monthly column where we answer readers&#; most puzzling gear questions. Have a burning question of your own? Become an Outside+ member to ask an Outside expert for advice.

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Dear Gear Team, 

What is the point of a soft-shell jacket? Most of the options I&#;ve seen at stores aren&#;t really waterproof like a rain shell, or as warm as a fleece or sweater&#;When or why would you use a jacket like this? 

&#; Sincerely,
Confused Hiker 

I remember the first time I asked this exact question, Confused Hiker. Sadly, it was also the first time I was severely disappointed by a soft-shell jacket. It happened to be my second day on the job at Outside, and I, a giddy editorial assistant, just received my first-ever gear sample. It was an unreleased soft-shell jacket from a big-name brand. Brand-spankin&#; new&#;so new, that the jacket&#;s color wasn&#;t even finalized, the PR rep told me. I couldn&#;t believe I had something this rare in my hands. Surely it possessed the latest tech: an ultra-waterproofing, quick-drying, mega-stretchy fabric that could stand up to any abuse&#;a force field in the mountains. I threw it on, and walked to the men&#;s bathroom to see just how waterproof it was. I turned on the sink, and splashed some water on my sleeve. The water instantly painted a dark puddle, which soaked through to the skin on my wrist. I was surprised, but mostly confused&#;like you, Hiker. What&#;s the point of a jacket like this, and who is its intended user?

As I continued to test the jacket on hikes and climbs around northern New Mexico, I quickly learned that no amount of optimism or delusion can change the fact that soft-shell jackets simply won&#;t offer the same amount of waterproofing or wind protection that a traditional hard shell can. The membranes used in hard shells allow less liquid and air to pass through. But with that comes an important trade-off: soft-shell jackets&#;most of which forego the membrane&#;provides more breathability on the whole, which opens up its uses to way more activities&#;especially aerobic ones.

Outside video producer and former ski patroller Jackson Buscher prefers wearing a soft-shell when skiing: &#;I used to ski patrol in a soft-shell 98 percent of the time,&#; he tells me. &#;Their soft stretch is often more forgiving, which means I&#;m not afraid to thrash through the trees in them and beat them up. This type of jacket is no doubt my preferred ski touring layer, since you can regulate your temp much easier on the go without having to de-layer as frequently, which makes me less susceptible to sweating out and then being cold on the descent.&#;

I don&#;t ski tour like Jackson, but I now wear one on winter hikes, when the temps dip into the 30s or low 40s. Other Outside staffers use them to trail run, ride bikes, or just wear around town. They&#;re especially useful in more arid climates, like Santa Fe, where the magazine&#;s headquarters are located, because rains tend to be short lived, and the sun is intense. In places like the Pacific Northwest, a better bet is the hard shell.

&#; Jeremy Rellosa, reviews editor

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