ELAINE | Wind-resistant jacket for fall

October here is not cold, it is windy, and nobody makes a jacket for that.

Fall is an awkward season to dress for. The temperature does not really justify a coat, but the wind cuts straight through a sweater and you spend the walk with your arms crossed. Elaine is built for exactly that gap: enough to stop the wind, not so much that you are too warm standing still.

The fabric blocks wind rather than insulating heavily, which is why it works at fifty-five degrees where a padded jacket would not. The fit follows the body closely without restricting it, so it layers over a sweater without adding a square outline. Pockets are set into the front where your hands go, deep enough to hold a phone.

Why women our age keep coming back to it

• It stops the wind, not the air. Wind resistance rather than heavy insulation is what a mild but blustery day actually needs.
• Close-fitting without restricting. It follows the body, so layering over a sweater does not turn it into a box.
• Pockets deep enough to trust. A phone sits well below the opening rather than working its way out.
• Four clean colors. White, Black, Green and Pink, in M through 2XL.

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• Buy 2, save an extra 10%
• Buy 3, save an extra 15%
• Buy 4, save an extra 20%

The discount is applied automatically at checkout.

How it fits

Elaine comes in M through 2XL, which is a narrower range than most coats here, so check the chart before ordering. The fit is close, so if you are between two sizes, or you want a sweater underneath, take the larger one. You have thirty days to try it at home.

30 days to change your mind

If it does not find its place in your closet, send it back within 30 days for a full refund. No restocking fee, no questions.

A few recent reviews

Perfect for the desert in November when it is warm and the wind is not. Wilma D., Tucson

Runs close to the body. I went up one and it was right over a sweater. Lenore M., Mesa

The pink is chalky rather than bright, which suits me at sixty-four. Dorene B., Sun City