Utility Pro Wear

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Utility Pro Wear on The Man Store: what to look for

Jackets, parkas and layers

If you searched for a Utility Pro jacket, this page lists several kinds. The UHV427 soft shell jacket is titled Class 3 and stain resistant. The UHV563 bomber jacket has a zip-out fleece liner and a hidden hood. Other listed layers include a contractor parka with a poly fleece liner (UHV1004), a waterproof three-season jacket with a removable liner (UHV575) and a rain jacket (UHVR642).

Shirts, sweatshirts and bibs

For lighter layers, the listings include a short sleeve tee (UHV302), a hooded zip-front sweatshirt (UHV425) and a quarter-zip sweatshirt (UPA542). The UHV500 insulated bib is titled Class E with side zippers, so it is a different kind of garment from the jackets.

Women’s styles and accessories

Several listings are titled for women, including the UHV997 women’s tee, a nylon vest, two soft shells and a parka. Leg gaiters (UHV888) and a bucket hat (UHV503) round out what is listed here.

Checking each style

  • Titles name the class for many styles, but the garment type differs: Class 3 on most jackets, Class 2 on the women’s rain jacket, Class E on the bib. Confirm the class on the product page.
  • Look at the liner, hood and waterproofing details to match the weather you work in.
  • Check color and size options on each product page.

Weather and layering matter most when you compare jackets. Check whether the liner zips out, whether the hood is hidden or fixed, and which colors each listing offers before you pick a size.