Fleece Women's Jackets

The awesomeness of a women's fleece jacket is unmatched in this dimension. Warm, cozy fleece keeps you comfy and blocks out the wind, so you can wear your fleece by itself or as an insulating layer on the really cold days. It is also a well-known fact, that fleece jackets will make people like you better. I think the key is in the snuggleyness. I don't think that's a word. Anyway, as far as snuggleyness goes, the Mountain Hardwear Monkey Woman Jacket is totally tops. High loft fleece construction makes this fleece jacket one of the most snuggleyest jackets out there.

Insulated Women's Jackets

Stay warm on the slopes or the cold city streets in a women's insulated jacket. If you're into being warm, you're gonna want to check out women's down jackets. Take the Women's Marmot Venus Jacket, for example. This insulated technical jacket features 800 Hi Power goose down fill: that's some of the warmest, most light weight goose down available to human people. If you're the downhill type, you're going to love insulated ski jackets and insulated snowboard jackets from Patagonia, The North Face, Arc'Teryx, Bonfire, and a boat load of your other favorite outdoor gear brands.

Softshell Women's Jackets

The background of this page is one of those Magic Eye posters, only backwards, so you can see the picture without crossing your eyes. Groundbreaking, I know. Women's softshell jackets are groundbreaking in a different kind of way. These comfortable, breathable jackets block the wind, repel moisture, and let you move freely when you show off your best dance moves. Cut a rug in a sweet Arc'Teryx women's softshell jacket like the Women's Arcteryx Solano. This softshell windstopper jacket wicks moisture from the inside, sheds it on the outside, and blocks wind gusts to keep you comfortable and dry.

Wind Resistant Women's Jackets

If you're looking for a water resistant windblocker jacket that's light weight and easy to pack, I'd suggest you listen up. These water resistant wind jackets are just the thing to toss in your pack for a day hike or a week-long trek, just in case the wind picks up or the sprinkles start falling. Rain sprinkes, not cupcake sprinkles. But that would be awesome. My total favorite windshirt is the Marmot Women's Trail Wind. Weighing only 3 ounces, the Trail Wind is lighter than any jacket you've probably ever seen, but stops the wind in its windy wind tracks.

Waterproof Women's Jackets

Water resistant is one thing, but when you need outerwear to keep you dry in a downpour, check out women's waterproof jackets. When they say waterproof, they really mean it. You won't even think it's raining. Waterproof jackets, like the Women's North Face Perilune Jacket, keep you comfortable as a stand alone rain jacket, or can be worn over layers on colder wet days. The Perilune features The North Face zip-in technology, so you can combine it with your favorite North Face fleece to create a super warm, waterproof coat. That means two jackets can keep you comfortable for four seasons.