Jetty Men's Clothing

Frequently Asked Questions

• How does the Dogwood Quilted Jacket compare to the Oyster Shell Jacket?

  The Dogwood Quilted Jacket focuses on insulated warmth using Oystex eco‑liners and quilted construction for cold, dry conditions, while the Oyster Shell Jacket prioritizes weather protection with a welded membrane, welded zippers, and a DWR finish rated around 10,000mm for wet conditions. Choose the Dogwood for insulating layers and the Oyster Shell for waterproof performance and seam‑sealed protection.
• Are Horizon Flannel and Breaker Flannel good for active outdoor use?

  Yes, Jetty’s Horizon and Breaker flannels use super heavy‑weight fabrics and rugged construction that hold up to fall climbing, camping, and coastal chores while still feeling comfortable for casual wear. They work well as mid‑layers or standalone shirts in cool, dry conditions and are designed to balance durability with a broken‑in feel.
• What waterproofing and breathability features do Jetty jackets and shirts use?

  Jetty jackets employ welded membranes, welded zippers, and a durable water‑repellent (DWR) finish with reported 10,000mm water resistance for reliable wet‑weather protection, while adventure shirts use perforated ripstop and lightweight synthetics to aid airflow and quick drying. The brand combines these treatments to balance water shedding and comfort for water‑adjacent activities.
• How should I pick the right size and fit for Jetty shorts, shirts, and jackets?

  Look at the intended activity and layering: size down for a trim, mobility‑focused fit in stretch pieces (many styles include ~10% spandex) and size up to accommodate insulating layers under jackets. Jetty garments often include adjustable features—drawcord waists, elastic drawcords with clasps, velcro cuffs, and adjustable hems—so use those fit details along with the brand’s size chart for the best match.