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Charcoal Packable Windbreaker

Charcoal Packable Windbreaker

Regular price $86.00 USD
Regular price Sale price $86.00 USD
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  • Sustainably Made
  • Recycled Materials
  • Ocean Conservation
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Fit & Sizing

Runs true to size with a relaxed fit through the shoulders and body, roomy enough to layer over a hoodie.

Fabric & Care

Cut from an ultralight recycled rPET ripstop shell. Machine wash cold, hang to dry, do not iron.

Shipping & Returns

Ships within 2 business days. Free shipping on orders over $75.

The Cause Behind This Piece

10% of every Charcoal Packable Windbreaker purchase funds ocean conservation. We're still finalizing which specific nonprofit this style will support, and we'll say so directly on this page the moment it's decided, the same way we do for every KeAloha piece. We'd rather tell you what we don't know yet than make something up.

Charcoal makes the Packable Windbreaker the jacket you leave in your bag "just in case" and end up wearing constantly. It folds into its own zippered chest pocket for a footprint smaller than a water bottle, making it an easy addition to a commute bag, a hiking pack, or a suitcase packed for a trip with unpredictable weather. The muted grey tone works over nearly anything, so it never feels like an afterthought even when it was one.

The shell is recycled polyester, made by cleaning and melting down post-consumer plastic bottles and respinning them into new fiber — a process that requires significantly less water and energy than manufacturing virgin polyester, while diverting plastic waste from landfills and waterways. The fabric is lightweight and tightly woven to cut wind and resist a passing drizzle, all while staying durable enough to handle being stuffed into its pocket and pulled back out, trip after trip.

Wash cold, hang to dry, and store it packed into its chest pocket for easy grab-and-go. As with every KeAloha product, 10% of this purchase funds ocean and wildlife conservation, turning a practical travel layer into a small act of protection.

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