ONE NEW, 100% WATERPROOF, "CRUISIN' GEAR" BY JIM LEATHER MOTORCYCLE RAIN SUIT (JACKET AND PANTS), IN BLACK AND GRAY.
REFLECTIVE MATERIAL AND REFLECTIVE PIPING.
MESH LINING, HOOK AND LOOP CLOSURES, STORM FLAPS.
SIZES M AND XL HAVE ORANGE MESH LINING.
SIZES S and 2XL HAVE BLACK MESH LINING.
SHIPPING WEIGHT 5 LBS.
JACKET:
- PADDED COLLAR
- ELASTICIZED WAIST AT BACK
- HOOK & LOOP BELT CLOSURE AT WAIST
- HOOK & LOOP FRONT POCKET CLOSURES (WITH FOLDED OVER POCKET HEM TO KEEP OUT WATER)
- HOOK & LOOP COLLAR CLOSURE
- NON-ELASTIC BOTTOM HEM
- 100% WATERPROOF NYLON WITH WATER-IMPERMEABLE BACKING
- REFLECTIVE MATERIAL
- REFLECTIVE PIPING ARMS & SHOULDERS (SEE PHOTOS)
- MESH NET LINING (ORANGE OR BLACK, DEPENDING ON SIZE)
- FULL LENGTH ZIPPER FRONT WITH STORM FLAP
PANTS:
- ADJUSTABLE SUSPENDERS (34" RELAXED---52" EXPANDED)
- PARTIAL ELASTIC CUFF WITH ZIPPER CLOSURE AND HOOK AND LOOP CLOSURE FOR EXPANDING OPENING 8" TO 31" TO ACCOMMODATE PULL-ON OVER BOOT
- CORDURA SCUFF PANELS AT INNER ANKLE (8¾" x 14")
- ORANGE OR BLACK MESH LINING
- REFLECTIVE PIPING ON LEG OUT-SEAM
- CUFF OPENING MEASURES 10½" (ELASTIC RELAXED) TO 31" (ELASTIC EXPANDED AND ANKLE ZIPPER UNZIPPED
- POCKET WITH HOOK AND LOOP CLOSURE, STORM FLAP
- 100% WATERPROOF NYLON WITH WATER-IMPERMEABLE BACKING
SIZES, DIMENSIONS, AND CHOOSING YOUR SIZE
GARMENT MEASURED WITH TAILOR'S MEASURING TAPE, JACKET LYING FLAT ON TABLE, FRONT ZIPPER CLOSED FOR BACK AND FRONT CHEST MEASUREMENTS, WAIST MEASUREMENTS, FRONT AND BACK LENGTH MEASUREMENTS.
CHEST MEASUREMENT ADDS FRONT AND BACK MEASUREMENTS, TAKEN FROM CENTER
BOTTOM OF SLEEVE ATTACHMENT AT LEFT SIDE SEAM TO CENTER BOTTOM OF SLEEVE
ATTACHMENT AT RIGHT SIDE SEAM, JACKET STRETCHED FAIRLY FLAT.
YOKE AND SLEEVE MEASUREMENTS DONE WITH JACKET HANGING ON A CHAIR. YOKE MEASUREMENT IS A CURVED LINE FROM LEFT JUNCTION OF TOP OF LEFT SLEEVE, TOP OF FRONT PIECE, AND TOP OF BACK PIECE (AT POINT OF SHOULDER) TO CENTER BOTTOM OF COLLAR TO RIGHT JUNCTION OF TOP OF RIGHT SLEEVE, TOP OF FRONT PIECE AND TOP OF BACK PIECE. SLEEVE IS MEASURED FROM SAME JUNCTION POINT, DOWN THE OUTSIDE OF SLEEVE TO BOTTOM OF CUFF.
"TRUE SLEEVE" MEASUREMENT TAKES ½ OF YOKE MEASUREMENT AND ADDS THIS TO SLEEVE MEASUREMENT.
FRONT LENGTH TAKEN WITH ZIPPER CLOSED, AND MEASURED FROM TOP OF COLLAR AT ZIPPER TO BOTTOM OF HEM AT ZIPPER.
BACK LENGTH TAKEN FROM CENTER TOP OF COLLAR IN BACK TO BOTTOM OF HEM.
PANTS WAIST MEASUREMENT TAKEN ON INSIDE , RELAXED AND EXPANDED.
LEG OUT-SEAM MEASUREMENT TAKEN FROM TOP OF WAIST TO BOTTOM OF CUFF.
LEG IN-SEAM MEASUREMENT TAKEN FROM JUNCTION OF IN-SEAMS TO BOTTOM OF CUFF.
THIGH MEASUREMENT TAKEN ACROSS LEG AT IN-SEAM JUNCTION.
SEAT MEASUREMENT TAKEN ACROSS HIP AREA 2" ABOVE IN-SEAM JUNCTION.
For proper fit, please measure yourself over the garment you plan to wear under the jacket.
SIZE: SMALL MEDIUM LARGE XL 2XL 4XL
CHEST 54" 56" 60" 61" 62" 69"
YOKE 26½" 27¾" 28½" 29" 29" 29½"
SLEEVE 24" 24" 24¾" 25¾" 26" 26¾"
TRUE SLEEVE 37½" 37⅞" 39" 40¼" 40½" 41½"
FRONT LENGTH 28¾" 29¾" 30" 30" 31" 32½"
BACK LENGTH 32 ½" 33½" 34½" 35" 35" 36½"
JACKET WAIST 56" 57" 61" 62" 63" 69"
PANTS WAIST 24"-45" 25"-44" 28-46" 31"-46" 31"-50" 33"-57"
LEG OUT-SEAM 43" 44¼" 44½" 45¼" 45" 46¾"
LEG IN-SEAM 30¾" 31¼" 31¼" 32" 32 ½" 34"
THIGH 29" 31" 32" 32" 34" 37"
SEAT 58" 60" 60" 62" 66" 69"
REFLECTIVE MATERIAL
- ...A brighter way to safety. Reflective material enhances your safety at night and in low visibility situations, creating a brighter image by returning light back to the light source, for example headlights.
CORDURA® POLYESTER ANKLE PANELS---The look and feel of cotton duck with the superior performance of Polyester. Great looks with unmatched durability.
- Outstanding wear performance
- Light-weight toughness with superior bulk
- Stylish good looks
- Exceptional resistance to abrasions, punctures and tears
- Resistance to rot and mildew
- Easy care
WIKIPEDIA CORDURA® ARTICLE
Cordura® is the brand name for a collection of fabrics used in a wide array of products including luggage, backpacks, trousers, military wear and performance apparel. Cordura® fabrics are known for their durability and resistance to abrasions, tears and scuffs.
Originally developed and registered as a trademark by E.I. duPont deNemours and Company (DuPont) in 1929, it is now the property of Invista (a wholly owned subsidiary of Koch Industries).[1] Cordura® fabrics are made using yarns or fibers from Invista. Fabrics can be made using 100% synthetic fiber or in blends with cotton or other natural fibers.
DuPont originally introduced the fabric as a type of Rayon.[2][3] The product was further developed during World War II and used by the military in tires. In 1966, when new formulations of nylon proved superior, the Cordura® brand name was transferred to the nylon product instead. In 1977 researchers discovered a process for dyeing Cordura®, which opened a wide variety of commercial applications. By 1979 soft-sided Cordura® luggage had captured about 40 percent of the luggage market. Several classic brands that remain popular today continue to use Cordura® fabric in their products. Eastpak was the first brand to use Cordura® fabric in their packs[4] while JanSport used the canvas-like nylon in their original daypacks in the 1970s and continue to use the fabric today.[5] In the 1980s Manhattan Portage began using 1000D Cordura® Nylon in their bags to ensure durability.[6] In the 1990s, European workwear clothing brands adopted the 1000D and 500D fabric for reinforcements. Clothing brands like Snickers use the fabric to help their garments last longer.[7] Cordura® is also used today in most mid to higher end textile motorcycle jackets and pants due to its high abrasion resistance.
Cordura® fabrics are available in a wide range of constructions, weights and aesthetics, including versions that are designed especially for tear resistance, color retention, and light-weight durability. There are also baselayer, denim and canvas fabrics that contain blends of Invista 420 nylon 6,6 fiber and cotton, known as Cordura® Baselayer, Cordura® Denim, and Cordura® Duck fabrics respectively.[9] The Cordura® Naturalle fabric collection, which is based on full dull yarn technologies, is designed to more closely resemble the look and feel of cotton. Cordura® Naturelle fabrics are available in knits and wovens, with and without stretch and specialty laminates and finishes.
Some Cordura® fabrics have been designed specifically for military[10] and extended outdoor use.[11] Cordura® fabrics have a longstanding military heritage (over 45 years), and many US military fabric specs are based on Cordura® brand specifications.
New fabrics continue to be developed under the Cordura® brand by Invista for application in an increasing range of items.
CORDURA® is a registered trademark of INVISTA for durable fabrics.
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