Designed in 1987, The Freo Jacket is one of Henri-Lloyd’s most prestigious jackets thanks in part to ‘Stars and Stripes’ skipper Dennis Conner, who together with his team won the 1987 America's Cup boat race in Fremantle.

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Engineered for offshore and coastal sailing, the jacket uses raglan sleeves, a packable hood and waterproof systems for ultimate protection against harsh weather conditions whilst out at sea.

The jacket features the legendary crown and laurel heritage logo embroidered on the chest as well as high-visibility reflective patches to ensure visibility even in low-light situations.

The double velcro sealed chin guard provides extra secure protection from the elements, whilst the micro-fleece lined zip garage prevents any irritation from zip pullers.

Archive Freo Jacket Crica 1987

AW24 - Freo Jacket

The Freo Jacket is a fully seam taped style with 100% waterproof protection and also features a roll-away hood for protection in poor weather conditions. Crafted from recycled nylon face with fleece lining for ultimate warmth and comfort for the winter season. This style also features the classic Freo stripe panel detail and iconic Henri-Lloyd logo direct embroidery to the left chest.