The Berghaus Glissade is one of the UK's best selling waterproof and breathable jackets. It has been revised for this Winter, it is now made from Gore-Tex's new Performance shell fabric and has a more contemporary look whilst still maintaining all the features needed for a day on the hill. Fabric: 2 Layer Gore-Tex Performance Shell - Sirius. Full length InterActive zip with hook and loop wi... More info »

The Berghaus GTX Trek is a shorter length Gore-Tex jacket. It is ideal for multi-purpose use and manufactured to pass Gore-Tex's extreme wet weather test. Fabric: 2 Layer Gore-Tex Performance Shell - Sirius. GORE-TEX GPS 2 extreme wet weather guarantee. Full length zip with hook and loop with double storm flap. Roll away hood. Warm lined collar. Two mesh lined hand warmer pockets. Arti... More info »

Designed for the active woman who participates in a number of outdoor sports, the Montane Quattro DT Jacket is lightweight, highly breathable and has a blend of features that make it ideal for multi-sport use. It is an intelligently featured waterproof jacket that packs smaller and lighter than a grapefruit; weighing less than half that of most other ‘lightweight’ jackets available, yet still ... More info »

The Ladies Prosport jacket has been tailored for the active outdoor woman. The ergonomic design ensures a close fit, while the Prostretch fabric provides excellent protection against wind and rain. Multi directional stretch ability to give you complete freedom of movement and improve comfort, the Ladies Prosport comes with rectro reflective stripes to ensure visibility while running or cycling a... More info »

The Keela Carina Jacket is a beautifully tailored ladies jacket that combines retro 70's styling with bang up to date technology. Fully packable for travelling, this go anywhere, do anything jacket is ideal for any number of outdoor pursuits. Whether it’s skiing in the Alps, rambling through the Scottish countryside or simply walking into town, this is the jacket for you. Waterproof & Brea... More info »