Versatile warmth for mountain layering

The Mountain Equipment Jorasses Lite Women's Jacket is a midweight stretch fleece designed for climbers, hikers, and mountain users who need reliable warmth, breathability, and layering versatility. Built with 228g/m² stretch Powerfleece with a brushed back, it balances wind resistance and comfort while drying quickly during high-output activities. Designed for all-mountain use, it performs equally well as a standalone outer layer in favourable conditions or as part of a layering system when the weather deteriorates.

Performance & Engineering

• Stretch Powerfleece Construction – Engineered with 228g/m² stretch Powerfleece with brushed back to provide warmth, breathability, and wind resistance whilst maintaining freedom of movement on steep terrain.
• Comfort-Focused Design – Built with overlocked and top-stitched construction throughout to maximise next-to-skin comfort during long days in the mountains.
• Secure Hand Warmer Storage – Equipped with two zipped hand warmer pockets that provide secure storage for essential items whilst helping keep hands warm in exposed conditions.
• YKK® Centre Front Zip – Designed with a YKK® centre front zip for dependable performance and easy temperature regulation during changing mountain conditions.
• Integrated Thumb Loops – Features thumb loops to improve comfort beneath gloves and help keep sleeves securely in place during climbing, trekking, and winter layering.

Technical Specifications

• Ideal For: All Mountain
• Main Fabric: 228g/m² stretch Powerfleece with brushed back
• Weight: 330g / 11.6oz
• Hardware: YKK® centre front zip
• Pockets / Features: 2 zipped hand warmer pockets, thumb loops, overlocked and top-stitched construction
• Fit: Regular fit

Care & Longevity

Hand wash or machine wash at 30°C using liquid detergent or a specialist cleaner, then line dry. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve the fleece's stretch, comfort, and long-term performance. Always follow the manufacturer's care instructions and avoid treatments that conflict with the care label.