I live/ski in Alaska and I’m 5 10 182 with a 45 chest and 33 waist. I went with a large and it’s a perfect slight baggy fit for layering and moving around. I bought the all white kit (bibs as well) and have used them for skiing, snowmobiling, and even a winter hunting trip. Was recommended Trew from my cousin who is a ski instructor at Alyeska. Thanks for the functional and well crafted products.

Bought this jacket for my daughter.

She loves the jacket how it fits and how she feels she can move in it. Most women's jackets these days are very fitted. only thing she said is that she wished there were more pockets.

First Trew purchase, won't be my last. Epic job on this jacket. Love how minimal it is while also so well built and with epic materials.

Been a supporter for years with multiple pieces of higher end kit from them. I appreciate the intentions of offering a cheaper bang-for-your-buck option from Trew but it's left me thinking "at what cost." This jacket will be a lot of people's first piece from the company and I don't think it's at all representative of what they're capable of. The exchanges for cheaper materials and 2L construction is exactly what I knowingly purchased and expected at this price point.

What I didn't expect was the lack of Trew ingenuity and design finesse. The cut and drape are nice, but there's no powder skirt, the neck chokes with layers and helmets. The dual pocket would be great except there's no elasticated or stable pocket for a phone so either it's going in your pants pocket or it's going to smack you in the balls. For lacking these riding specific features you'd thing it might be more comfortable or practical day to day but it's not. I'll certainly use the heck out of it this winter and I'm glad to have a mess-around, dogwalk, slackcountry, firepit shell.. but that's all it is.

Keeps me really dry in the cold and wet. Colorado here so drier rain sure but I’m dry through the spring and summer season. Cant wait to experiment with it and my 3L this winter season. True to oversized, perfect for layering.