Columbia Hampton Trail Jacket - Little Girls' - 2008 BCS

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Get your elementary schooler ready for a walk in the woods with the Columbia Little Girls' Hampton Trail Jacket. This insulated zip-up jacket prevents wind and water from ruining her day at the trails or on the town. An attached, faux-fur-lined hood adds a touch of style to her day out, and the faux fur comes off for a day of playing in the snow. Columbia gave the Trail Jacket two hand-warmer pockets for cold days, and a music pocket so she can stroll to her own sound track.

Bottom Line: Hit the trails in comfort and style.

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Can you get replacement fur for the hood on the jacket? I ruined

Can you get replacement fur for the hood on the jacket? I ruined my daughter's the very first day we got it. And , Yes, I bought it from Backcountry.com.

By: pwe2511709
October 28, 2008

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Just return the whole jacket and get a new one.

By: Angus Bohanon
October 28, 2008

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Up to what temperature is this jacket appropriate?

By: sab2463663
October 6, 2008

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Assuming you mean DOWN to what temperature, not very low. It's really just a slightly thicker than usual raincoat, so on its own it won't insulate that well. Depending on how warm in general the young 'un in question is, I would guess down to about 45F. With layers, of course, you could go much colder. If you did in fact mean up, then knock yourself out. The "fur" comes off, so wear it until it's hot enough to make you sweat inside, at which point it's probably time to strip a layer. Maybe mid 60's?

By: Angus Bohanon
October 6, 2008