DRI DUCK Men's Saddle Crossfire Heavyweight Power Fleece Hooded Jacket with Thermal Lining

The DRI DUCK Crossfire Heavyweight Power Fleece Hooded Jacket in Saddle brings a warm, earthy tone to workwear that stands apart from the standard dark fleet colors without sacrificing the professional appearance that job site wear demands. Saddle is a rich mid-brown that reads confidently across construction, agriculture, and outdoor crew applications, and it holds up to the kind of daily grime and washing cycles that flatten lesser colors over time.

This jacket was designed for workers who need real thermal protection and structural durability rather than a lightweight fleece that looks good on a hanger but fails in the field. The shell is an 11 oz/yd² (US), 18.3 oz./L yd (CA) power fleece built from an 80/20 cotton/polyester blend, delivering a textured hand feel alongside meaningful resistance to pilling and abrasion.

A textured thermal cloth lining adds a secondary warmth layer that makes this jacket effective as a standalone piece in cool to cold field conditions. Triple-needle stitching throughout addresses the seam stress points that cause cheaper fleece jackets to fail midseason, ensuring this jacket earns out its cost over multiple years of hard use.

A three-piece fleece hood delivers structured coverage without the bulk that interferes with hard hats or safety equipment. The heavy-duty metal zipper closes reliably under gloved hands, and articulated elbows follow natural arm movement to keep workers unrestricted through overhead tasks, ladder climbs, or equipment operation. Oversized pouch pockets accommodate full work gloves, and an inside cell phone pocket keeps devices protected from cold and impact.

Spandex blend ribbed knit cuffs and waistband maintain a draft seal across the full range of motion. Ordering through SWAGHQ, the Crossfire Jacket in Saddle is available with embroidery starting at 6 units and a 10 to 14 business day production window. Suited for agriculture operations, outdoor corporate gifting, and construction safety programs looking to differentiate their fleet with a distinctive color.