Now produced from Certified Recycled polyester, the Clique Narvik Recycled Colorblock Stretch Softshell Womens Full Zip Jacket is a sporty every day water-resistant jacket for work and for representing your school, college, team or company. This essential colorblock stretch softshell jacket is constructed from stretch softshell bonded to a micro-fleece interior for all day comfort. The year-round outerwear favorite includes an angled zippered chest pocket to keep your phone close at hand and two zippered on-seam pockets to keep your valuables secure. The colorblocking and contrasting details set this softshell apart. Clique outerwear features no exterior branding so you can always count on Clique as a great company uniform, spirit wear, and as your everyday sporty essentials.
- 96% recycled polyester, 4% spandex plain weave softshell - Material made from GRS Certified post-consumer recycled polyester - Recycled content certified by Global Recycled Standard - Fabric waterproof to 1,000 mm - Breathable fabric with bonded micro fleece lining - Full zip with reverse coil zipper at center front and pockets - Elastic binding cuff - Zip-pocket at right chest pocket and side panel seams - Locker loop - Front forward shoulders - 19.75 oz per unit - During the transition to sustainable materials, some orders may include a mix of original and sustainable units produced as exact matches crafted with the same quality.
Attributes
Brand:
Clique
Material:
96% Polyester, 4% Spandex
Dimensions:
1.1H x 12.5W x 12D IN
Weight:
1.11 LB
Country of Origin:
MM
Lead Time:
1 day
Rush:
Rush Production is Available
Last Updated:
11/10/2026
Last Grabbed:
9/22/2026
MPID:
5d8feeb79680490001462dd3
Last Inventory Updated:
11/10/2026 20:27
Features
Feature: Waterproof
Material: Polyester
Material: Spandex
Gender: Women's
Material: Fleece
Feature: Full Zip
Gender: Women's
Gender: Women's
Eco Friendly: Recycled
Eco Friendly: Sustainable
Eco Friendly: Sustainable
Decoration: Embroidery
Giving Back
A portion of every purchase supports Pure Initiative and its work to revive Tampa Bay’s waterways.