Woolrich Introduces Discrete Carry Soft Shell Jacket

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posted on January 19, 2012
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Based on the popular Woolrich Hemisphere jacket, the Discreet Carry Soft Shell seamlessly blends into any everyday situation.

"We believe that a key element in concealed carry is not to stand out," said Jerry Rinder, Woolrich Elite Series vice president. "No matter if you're a police officer or simply a responsible citizen with a carry permit; you don't want everyone to know you're armed."

The Discreet Carry Soft Shell is a performance jacket made with a polyester/modal blend that provides wind- and water-resistance to the wearer. The bit of stretch fabric built into the blend adds to the comfort and flexibility of the jacket.

Accessory loops have been built into the front handwarmer pockets. These elastic loops are perfect for carrying spare magazines, knives, lights, batons or sprays in a secure and consistent manner. The loops are set a 45-degree angle, allowing for fast and unimpeded deployment of these items.

Vertical zipper pockets along the main zipper line provide secure, yet accessible, carry of small pistols and accessories. An internal wire port allows the user to route cell phone or radio wiring up the back of the jacket for low-key access to communications.

Woolrich Elite Series® Introduces Discreet Carry Soft Shell Jacket Page 2 Available in black, dark wood and hunter green, the Discreet Carry Soft Shell Jacket comes in sizes S-3XL.

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