Berne HJ51BDR440 Duck Hooded Active Jacket

Product Description

The BERNE HJ51BDR440 is a heavy-duty duck hooded active jacket built for trade professionals who work outdoors in wet, cold conditions. The outer shell carries a water-repellent finish, and the three-piece insulated hood features a drawstring for a secure fit. Knit storm cuffs and a knit waistband seal out wind and moisture at the wrists and hem. Pleated elbows and an action back allow a full range of motion when climbing, reaching, or working overhead. A heavy-duty brass front zipper and triple-needle stitched main seams are designed to hold up through daily job-site use.

This jacket suits residential and commercial tradespeople who spend extended time outdoors — electricians, plumbers, HVAC techs, and general contractors working in cold or wet seasonal conditions. It is sized large and available in the Brandywine colorway. Multiple pocket options make it practical for carrying small tools, a phone, or documentation on the job without needing a separate bag or pack.

Key Features

• Water-repellent finish keeps moisture from penetrating the outer shell
• Three-piece insulated hood with drawstring closure for a custom fit
• Knit storm cuffs and waistband block wind and cold at the wrists and hem
• Pleated elbows and action back provide unrestricted range of motion
• Heavy-duty brass front zipper for durable, reliable closure under daily use
• Triple-needle stitched main seams for reinforced long-term durability
• Three inside pockets (left with zipper) plus two front patch pockets for tool and essential storage

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose outerwear solution for trade professionals working in outdoor or unheated environments during cold or wet conditions.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this garment. Inspect the zipper and seam integrity before first use in harsh conditions. Follow the manufacturer care instructions on the label to maintain the water-repellent finish over time. Machine washing with harsh detergents may degrade the DWR coating and should be avoided.