Men's Hooded Windbreaker 1312 Dice

Four figures and four dice on a light hooded shell

Four numerals, four dice – the artwork on this jacket needs nothing further. Whoever knows the code reads it at once; everybody else sees a clean chest print on a light men's coat with a hood, made for the stand, the street and the months in between.

Fabric

Nylon forms the outside and polyester the lining, each at 100 per cent. The nylon face turns water away. It is intended for wind and brief showers, not for steady rain.

Detail

• hood with two cord ends for pulling tight
• closes completely by the front zip
• two slip pockets at the flanks, each with its own fastener
• stretch ribs at the sleeve and at the lower jacket edge
• cut normally, regular fit

The artwork close up

The figure 1312 stands in bold numerals styled like stencil work on the left breast, with four gaming dice lined up underneath. The design is flat in colour: red on black/red, white on black and on black/white. Printing takes place in Germany.

Choice of colour and size

The 1312 model is to be had in black, in black with red accents and in black with white accents. Accents here means cord, zip and hood interior. Eight sizes are listed: S and M, L and XL, then XXL, 3XL, 4XL, 5XL.

When the jacket fits the day

A gap sits between a jumper and a winter coat, and a windbreaker fills it: nylon outside, polyester behind, plus the stretch ribbing that stops the draught getting under the lower edge. For the walk to a ground in October it is enough; for a wet November day it is not. The cords let the hood be drawn until only the face stays clear.