Internal security pockets protect valuables during rugged outdoor adventures
BARACUTA
Founded in 1937 by the Miller brothers in Manchester, UK, Baracuta began by creating revolutionary rainwear with excellent water resistance and windproof qualities. Since the creation of the G9, originally designed as a golf outerwear, it has become the prototype for blousons, beloved by people around the world even today.
Ultra Thin Yet Highly Durable
The fabric is made from lightweight ripstop nylon. Even if the fabric tears, the rip will not spread further, ensuring peace of mind. It can be folded up and easily stored in your bag, offering excellent portability. Additionally, it has water resistance, so it is safe to use in light rain.
The front body and the back yoke (upper portion) are lined with the same fabric, while the rest is unlined, creating a single-layer construction.
Timeless Details
The "Dog Ear," named after the floppy ears of a dog, is an iconic feature of the G9. When the collar is flipped up, it creates a laid-back vibe, while buttoning it up enhances wind resistance.
Originally designed as golf wear, the G9 features a raglan sleeve for ease of movement. The armholes are also generously sized, making it easy to wear wide T-shirts as an inner layer.
The front double zipper offers flexibility in styling, allowing you to adjust how open or closed the jacket is.
Both side pockets feature buttoned flaps to keep your belongings secure. A buttoned patch pocket is located inside the left chest for extra storage.
The cuffs are designed with gussets, allowing you to adjust them for a classic or relaxed look depending on your preference.
The back features an "Umbrella Yoke," a design that helps rainwater flow smoothly, enhancing both functionality and style.
Versatile Silhouette for Pairing with Various Bottoms
The body is wider than the G4, while maintaining a clean and streamlined length, making it easy to pair with both slim and wide pants.
The drawstrings at the sides allow you to adjust the fit, creating a sporty vibe when tightened.
Silicone grip strips keep hems anchored during high winds
