Professional Weather Protection Designed Specifically for Women

The Portwest TK42 Carla Women's Hooded Softshell Jacket delivers proper weather protection without the boxy, oversized fit that plagues most workwear. This isn't a unisex jacket shrunk down - it's engineered from the ground up for women who need reliable protection on site, whether you're managing facilities, working outdoors, or moving between job locations. The tailored cut actually fits properly, and the extra long body length means no gaps when you're bending or reaching.

Key Features:

• Serious Weather Protection: 8,000mm waterproofing keeps you dry in heavy rain, while 3,000g breathability stops you overheating during active work. That's proper technical performance, not just water resistance.
  
• PFAS-Free Texpel™ Splash Eco Finish: Water beads straight off the fabric surface while the jacket stays breathable. You get environmental responsibility without compromising protection - no nasty forever chemicals here.
  
• Technical 3-Layer Construction: The 310g shell combines 94% Polyester with 6% Elastane laminated to micro fleece, giving you flexibility and warmth. Lined with smooth taffeta that doesn't catch or stick when you're layering underneath.
  
• Storm-Ready Design: Adjustable hood stays put in wind, storm flap front blocks driving rain, and the chin guard stops zip chafe. Drawcord waist lets you cinch it tight when weather turns nasty.
  
• Practical Storage: Three zipped pockets keep essentials secure - phone, keys, gloves stay dry and won't fall out when you're climbing or bending.
  
• Women's Tailored Fit: Actually cut for a woman's body with proper shaping through the waist and shoulders. Extra long body length provides coverage without riding up.
  

Portwest's Carla jacket bridges the gap between technical workwear and wearable design. It's tough enough for job sites but looks professional enough for client meetings. The PFAS-free treatment means you're making a responsible choice without sacrificing performance. Order yours from Glovesnstuff today.