Keswick Stand-Collar Hooded Windbreaker
The collar
A stand-collar hooded windbreaker that seals out wind
The collar rises high and zips to the chin, and the hood above it tightens with drawcords.
Big zip pockets on the chest and hips, a sleeve pocket and an inner pocket give everything its place.
Adjustable cuff tabs tighten over gloves. It is the jacket for a full day outdoors, when you want your hands free and your things safe.
The Keswick windbreaker is named after the market town at the heart of the northern Lakes, where the wind sweeps off the fells and across Derwentwater. Its high stand collar seals out gusts around the neck, and the hood gives quick cover when the drizzle arrives. It is a reliable jacket for hill walks, lakeside strolls and blustery days in town, keeping you comfortable without the weight of a coat.
The fit
Roomy, S to 3XL
The chest measures 110 cm on the M up to 126 cm on the 3XL, and the length is 66 to 74 cm.
Compare the measurements with a jacket you already own.
A drawcord hem keeps out the wind, and the matte shell sheds drizzle. Every measurement is listed in the size guide below, so you can compare it with a jacket you own.
The roomy cut leaves plenty of space for a fleece or a chunky jumper underneath, so it works from cool spring mornings to crisp autumn afternoons. It moves freely when you climb stiles, cycle along the lanes or carry shopping, and the size range from S to 3XL offers a comfortable fit for many builds. Pockets keep a phone, map and snacks close at hand on longer walks.
How to wear it
Neon, khaki, caramel or black
Neon yellow is easy to spot on a misty hill; khaki and caramel are earthy; black is practical.
Wear it with walking trousers and boots, or jeans and trainers in town.
Choose your colour and size above — free UK delivery. It is the jacket to keep in the car for the Lakes, the coast or the park, ready for whatever the day brings.
Neon yellow stands out on grey days and helps you be seen on country roads, while khaki, caramel and black are calm, classic outdoor shades. Pair it with walking trousers and boots for the hills, or with jeans and trainers for the weekend. It is a dependable, everyday jacket and a practical gift for walkers, cyclists and dog owners who are out in all weathers.
From Maria & Denis
A stand-collar hooded windbreaker built for wind, drizzle and long walks — a high collar that zips to the chin, a hood with drawcords and big zip pockets on the chest and hips. It is the jacket we would pack for a week in the Lakes.
Neon yellow, khaki, caramel or black, in sizes S to 3XL. It is practical and still smart.
Why you will love it
A high zip-up stand collar.
A hood with drawcords.
Plenty of zip pockets.
Adjustable cuffs and hem.
Four colours, S to 3XL.
Fabric & care
Spot clean small marks with a damp cloth. For a full clean, a gentle 30°C wash in a laundry bag or a dry cleaner — check the label inside.
Hang on a wide hanger so the shoulders keep their shape; brush lightly after wear.
Size guide
These are measurements of the garment laid flat, not body measurements. Compare them with a similar piece you already own — that is the most reliable way to choose.
| Size | Length | Bust | Sleeve Length |
|---|---|---|---|
| M | 66 | 110 | 44 |
| L | 68 | 114 | 45 |
| XL | 70 | 118 | 46 |
| 2XL | 72 | 122 | 47 |
| 3XL | 74 | 126 | 48 |
Size S is one step below M on the same grade.
Compare the measurements with a jacket you already own — there is room for a jumper underneath.
Questions and answers
How do I choose my size in this jacket?
It comes in sizes S to 3XL. The size guide on this page gives measurements of the jacket itself, taken flat: length, bust and sleeve length. Measure a similar jacket you own, laid flat, and compare it with the chart; free UK delivery and 30 days to return give you time to check the fit at home.
How do I wash this jacket?
Spot clean small marks with a damp cloth. For a full clean, a gentle 30°C wash in a laundry bag or a dry cleaner — check the label inside. Hang on a wide hanger so the shoulders keep their shape; brush lightly after wear.
Is this jacket warm enough for winter?
It is made for milder days in spring and autumn. In winter, wear a warm jumper or a hoodie underneath, or keep it for dry, bright days and switch to a padded coat when it freezes.
What do I wear with this jacket?
It works over a knit jumper or a plain T-shirt with jeans or chinos for every day, and over a fine knit with tailored trousers when you want to look neater. Trainers or boots suit the relaxed look, loafers the smarter one.
