What types of outerwear does this collection include?

This collection covers shirt jackets and shackets, sherpa-lined canvas truckers, quilted and puffer vests, berber-lined ranchers, sueded jackets, faux wool shirt jackets, bombers, and lightweight overshirts. Each piece is built for layering across the colder months, with material weights and linings that match temperatures from early fall through deep winter.

What is a shacket and how is it different from a regular jacket?

A shacket sits between a heavy shirt and a light jacket. It has the structure and silhouette of an overshirt with the warmth and weight of a jacket, often with chest pockets, a button or snap front, and a relaxed fit cut for layering. Regular jackets are typically warmer, fuller in cut, and meant as a primary outer layer; shackets work as either a midweight layer over a tee or a standalone piece on milder days.

How do I choose between a vest and a full jacket?

Vests give you core warmth and arm mobility, ideal for layering over a flannel or henley when temperatures sit in the 45 to 60 degree range. Full jackets give you head-to-wrist coverage and work in colder weather, wind, or when a vest alone would not retain enough heat. If you run warm or need range of motion for working, a quilted vest is usually the better pick. If you live somewhere with real winters, prioritize the lined trucker or rancher jacket.

Are these jackets waterproof or weather-resistant?

Most pieces in this collection are weather-resistant rather than fully waterproof. Many use a durable water repellent finish or a tightly woven fabric that sheds light precipitation, but they are not built for heavy rain or sustained wet weather. For light snow, drizzle, or windy fall conditions, the sherpa-lined trucker and berber-lined rancher are particularly capable. For heavy rain you would want a dedicated rain shell.

How do I care for these outerwear pieces?

Most pieces are machine washable on cold with a tumble dry on low, but always check the inside care label first. Sherpa and berber linings hold up best with cold wash and air dry to preserve loft. Sueded and faux wool fabrics typically prefer dry cleaning. Avoid bleach and high heat across all categories to protect fabric finishes and color.

What sizes are available?

Most outerwear runs from small through XXL, with select fits available in tall and big-and-tall sizing. Specific size availability is listed on each product page. The cuts are designed to layer cleanly over a flannel or sweater without feeling tight, so most shoppers can size to their normal fit.

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Sweaters

Model showcasing Short Sleeve Melange Henley in Deep Cobalt, featuring a 3 button placket and rib-knit details.

Men's Henleys & Crew Neck Shirts

Stonewash Knit Johnny Collar Polo in Flint model on the beach, showcasing a textured knit design.

Men's Outerwear

Shop Weatherproof® Vintage men's outerwear

Men's outerwear including weatherproof rain jackets, sherpa-lined truckers, quilted vests, shirt jackets, and bombers, designed for transitional weather and cool-season style. Built to handle changing conditions without sacrificing comfort or style.

Layer up with our sherpa-lined trucker jackets for a classic look with warm fleece interiors, or keep it lightweight with our quilted vests and shirt jackets that bridge the gap between a sweater and a full coat. Every jacket in the collection is designed with functional pockets, quality hardware, and durable fabrics that stand up to daily wear.

From early fall mornings to late spring evenings, Weatherproof® Vintage outerwear gives you the right layer for any condition. Every piece reflects decades of experience in building clothing that works when the weather doesn't cooperate. Available in sizes S through 2XL, with free shipping on orders over $99.

This collection covers shirt jackets and shackets, sherpa-lined canvas truckers, quilted and puffer vests, berber-lined ranchers, sueded jackets, faux wool shirt jackets, bombers, and lightweight overshirts. Each piece is built for layering across the colder months, with material weights and linings that match temperatures from early fall through deep winter.
Vests give you core warmth and arm mobility, ideal for layering over a flannel or henley when temperatures sit in the 45 to 60 degree range. Full jackets give you head-to-wrist coverage and work in colder weather, wind, or when a vest alone would not retain enough heat. If you run warm or need range of motion for working, a quilted vest is usually the better pick. If you live somewhere with real winters, prioritize the lined trucker or rancher jacket.
Most pieces are machine washable on cold with a tumble dry on low, but always check the inside care label first. Sherpa and berber linings hold up best with cold wash and air dry to preserve loft. Sueded and faux wool fabrics typically prefer dry cleaning. Avoid bleach and high heat across all categories to protect fabric finishes and color.

A shacket sits between a heavy shirt and a light jacket. It has the structure and silhouette of an overshirt with the warmth and weight of a jacket, often with chest pockets, a button or snap front, and a relaxed fit cut for layering. Regular jackets are typically warmer, fuller in cut, and meant as a primary outer layer; shackets work as either a midweight layer over a tee or a standalone piece on milder days.
Most pieces in this collection are weather-resistant rather than fully waterproof. Many use a durable water repellent finish or a tightly woven fabric that sheds light precipitation, but they are not built for heavy rain or sustained wet weather. For light snow, drizzle, or windy fall conditions, the sherpa-lined trucker and berber-lined rancher are particularly capable. For heavy rain you would want a dedicated rain shell.
Most outerwear runs from small through XXL, with select fits available in tall and big-and-tall sizing. Specific size availability is listed on each product page. The cuts are designed to layer cleanly over a flannel or sweater without feeling tight, so most shoppers can size to their normal fit.