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Marsh Wear Portside Anorak

Writer: william
william
Oct 8
1 min read

A side-seam half-zip on a pullover jacket saves you from wrestling your outerwear over your head when a sudden squall hits the deck. Marsh Wear built that exact detail into its Portside Anorak, pairing a quarter-zip neck with a generous side opening so you can throw it on or shed it in seconds.


Underneath the vintage-inspired silhouette sits a 100% polyester shell backed by a water-resistant membrane and a DWR finish. Instead of relying solely on heavy oilskins, it uses a lightweight taffeta lining through the hood and sleeves to keep movement fluid when casting or tossing lines. A snap storm flap over the main neck zip, a cinching hem, and an adjustable drawcord hood seal out spray when you're running open water at dawn.


At $129, the utility-driven design skips unnecessary bulk, relying on a dedicated zippered pouch pocket, a snap chest pocket, and subtle jacquard taping across the chest. It looks sharp on the dock and packs away small in a dry bag until the weather turns.


Check out the full details at Marsh Wear.

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