Kuhl Burr Jacket

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Kuhl Burr Jacket
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Color: Khaki
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Kuhl Burr Jacket -

Kuhl Burr Jacket - Men's:  The now classic Kuhl Burr Jacket is a rugged, soft cotton canvas jacket that’s ready for anything. Warm, lined, micro fleece vest and supplex lined sleeves for easy on and off.  Timeless style and ultimate versatility.  Read the reviews for this five star jacket!

Combed cotton canvas striped ottoman fabric for durability.
Exclusive Kühl patina finish for the “lived in” look.
Articulated sleeves for freedom of movement. 
Lined sleeves for easy on and off.
Quality YKK zippers set the standard for reliability and strength.
Zippered chest pocket keeps valuables safe.
Inside Right Chest  Zippered Pocket.
Double needle saddle stitching for low bulk seam.

Fabric:

  • Combed cotton canvas exterior
  • Double needle saddle stitching for low bulk seam
  • Striped ottoman canvas fabric lining
  • Combed cotton ottoman weave with exclusive Kuhl Patina finish

Sleeves:

  • Articulated sleeves for freedom of movement

Zippers:

  • Quality YKK zippers set the standard for reliability and strength
  • Zippered chest pocket keeps valuables safe

Features:

  • Soft brushed interior
  • Exclusive Kuhl patina finish for the "lived in" look
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Looking good from the woods to the bar.
The KUHL Burr Jacket dishes out a rugged style that works whether you are wearing it with jeans for a night out with the guys or rocking it over a dress shirt on your way to the office. If your office happens to be outside, this jacket will block cool fall breezes, plus the articulated sleeves won't restrict your movement.

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The rugged yet casual Kuhl Burr jacket is built to withstand the everyday rigors of your outdoor-inspired lifestyle. Combed cotton canvas exterior keeps you protected from cold winds. Soft brushed interior ups the comfort factor in cool weather. Striped ottoman canvas fabric lines collar, hem, and cuffs for added style. Articulated sleeves allow for increased freedom of movement. Two side-seam pockets and a single chest pocket stow everyday essentials. Interior pocket secures small valuables. Metal snaps on cuffs. Contrasting thread colors add attractive detail. Cotton canvas with Patina finish. Imported. Available in Brown, Khaki, and Raven. Men's sizes: S, M, L, XL, 2XL.
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Don't get a burr under your saddle trying to figure out what jacket to wear! Grab this sporty Kühl® option and get out the door.
Exclusive Kühl® patina finish delivers a worn-it-forever appearance.
Full-zip front closure with internal wind flap.
Articulated sleeve construction.
Single snap cuffs.
Two zip hand pockets, one zip Napoleon pocket, and one internal zip pocket.
Double needle saddle stitching reduces seam bulk.
100% combed cotton canvas.
Machine wash cold, tumble dry low.
Imported.
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Actual Weight:Brown, M: 973g
Fabric:Combed 100% Cotton ottoman weave with exclusive Kohl Patina finish
Fabric Construction:9 oz/sq. yd; 305 GSM
Hood:no
Length:hip
Material:combed cotton
Pockets:2 front hand, 1 front chest
Recommended Use:hiking, relaxing
Warranty:limited
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Kuhl Burr Jacket Reviews:

Positive Reviews:

I bought this jacket without trying it on. I know that Backcountry has a great return policy so I went for it... and am glad I did.
I have been looking for a canvas style jacket for a while, but haven't been too impressed. It seems that there's always some funky pocket, lame elastic waist band, a bad color or weird collar, or something I didn't like about everything I saw.
This jacket is the answer to my quest for a cool canvas style jacket. It is equally useful for sitting around the campfire, to a casual night out in the city. VERY comfortable and stylish. I got the brown. There was a fellow on this site that complained about the brightness of the stitching, but I don't see any problems with it. In fact, it only adds to the coolness of the jacket.
Note: i am a fairly slim guy, 5"10" around 170. I got size large and it fits perfectly. However, if you are a bit larger in the mid section, this jacket may be tight.
Overall: very cool jacket... fit's great, you'll get compliments wearing it, nice fabric and workmanship, by far my favorite casual jacket. you can't go wrong with this piece.

slackerchef at Backcountry.com on 09/03/2011

First off, the service from backcountry was excellent. I initially bought a small and exchanged it for a medium, and their exchange policy was very good and fast.
The jacket is very nicely made, and has some nice details. The cotton weave is a bit unique, not exactly denim though not canvas either. I like the contrast stitching on the brown jacket - it's a nice detail that reflects quality (because if the stitching is a bit off it will be very noticeable). Overall, the jacket is fairly lightweight. It has what I consider a 'medium weight t-shirt' lining in the body, with satin-type material only in the sleeves.
The zippers are nice quality, and work smoothly. I also like the fact that there aren't huge logos on this jacket - the styling speaks for itself.
I think this jacket could benefit from gussets in the sleeves/shoulders. The small fit my body fairly well, but the jacket bound up when I raised my arms. The medium is better when I raise my arms, but is a little loose in the body. I think the sizing recommendations are accurate.

tgr5046307 at Backcountry.com on 12/10/2011

I have this jacket in Khaki. It's got a nice rugged qualty ot it and the articulated sleeves are a nice touch. Helps stop binding of whatever you're wearing underneath. I own a bunch of Kuhl products. Pants, shirts and jackets. Sure ... they have one of the coolest names ever but you also get the bitchin sticker with every Kuhl order. Seriously ... Kuhl products are built with quality to last. From the zippers to the stitching. Everything is cut in clean, classic lines but most important of all is they live up to their tag line "Born in the Mountains." You can see this in the detail and features of all their clothing.

Steve Chapman at Backcountry.com on 03/31/2012
As others stated - it is an odd fit. I ordered up a size and I would recommend you do as well. When I first started to put it on, I thought it was going to be too big. But its 'fitted' aspect made that not the case. The sleeves are too long, but that can be mitigated by unbuttoning the end and turning over once. It is a great looking jacket. Also as others said - it is fairly warm.
Gregory G - customer at Zappos.com on 08/16/2011

This is a very versatile jacket. It works well over a pretty good range of temperatures. Wear it over a t-shirt and you can keep it on inside. Wear it over a long-sleeve shirt and you will stay warm into the 40s, but you will have to take it off inside. Cut a little small (and short) so make sure to go up a size if you are borderline. Looks great, gotten several compliments.

zlorenzini1090303 at Backcountry.com on 12/08/2008

This thing is amazing. Bought it here a year ago. It is one burly jacket. Very warm, but not to hot. Not good for layering. Wear a T-shirt or light weight long sleeve under it--you will still be toasty. Great for all around wear. Wore it out to the local brewery and got some sexy coments from some sexy ladies. Good lord Kuhl!....buy this jacket...get the digits.

hopenlove247 at Backcountry.com on 07/06/2010

It has a really cool cut to it, the photo doesn't do it justice. It's like a motorcycle jacket. Very comfortable too.
I've had mine for about a year and a half and I use it all the time for everything and its still like new. It's surprisingly warm in cooler temperatures which I didn't expect and material and sewing quality is excellent.

Anton at Backcountry.com on 11/07/2009

Cool Kuhl jacket!

This jacket is really cool...a little bit of a Biker look to it. Great for weather above 40 degrees. I got the medium in Raven (black) and I am 5' 10" - 160 lbs. Fits perfect but has a tailored fit. Not alot of extra room. Plenty of pockets.This is not a technical jacket, but a stylish spring or fall coat.
MICHAEL at Moosejaw on 03/16/2013

Great light weight jacket. Quality materials, looks great and appears very durable. I am 5'10" and 195lbs, athletic build. It fits snug around the shoulders and around the armpits, but does not restrict any movement. The length is perfect and there is not too much material around the waist that bunches up. Great jacket, I'll buy one in a different color.

marp75075 at Backcountry.com on 11/20/2012

I picked this up as my casual "around town" jacket. It is warm and has a slim fit. I am 5'7' and around 145 lbs. The SMALL is a perfect fit. I receive compliments on this jacket every time I wear it. The chest pocket is perfect for my large smart phone. Fleece lined hand warmer pockets are very nice.

Wet Dog at Backcountry.com on 12/19/2012

Neutral Reviews:

I got this coat... two years ago? I usually wear a medium in shirts and jackets, but I'm practically swimming in the thing. That's not terrible, because I can wear a hoodie underneath. I figure I should just exchange it for a small, but I haven't done that yet. I also don't think it's as warm as everyone says, but that also could be because it's so large. It's still only a thin layer of fleece inside, though. But, it's VERY well constructed, no frayed thread or gaping seams after quite a while. I used it a lot last winter with several layers underneath. Overall, I'm not sure it was worth the $100, but it's not a bad jacket.

Geoff Grzesiak at Backcountry.com on 02/04/2011