Men's Weatherproof Garment Company Harrington-Style Jacket

This is a men's lightweight 'Harrington' style jacket produced by The Weatherproof Garment Company. The jacket features a pale beige or off-white exterior shell, likely crafted from a water-resistant polyester and cotton blend fabric. It is designed with a full-length metal zipper closure at the front and a traditional pointed collar. The interior is lined with a smooth, contrasting brown satin-like fabric, typical of mid-range outerwear construction. The jacket includes raglan sleeves for ease of movement and elasticized or ribbed cuffs and hem to provide a snug fit. A prominent rectangular black brand label is visible at the inner neckline, featuring the company's signature tree logo and white text. The overall construction appears to be utilitarian yet stylish, consistent with late 20th to early 21st-century casual menswear. The condition of the garment appears good with no immediate signs of heavy staining, tearing, or zipper damage, though minor creasing is visible from storage. The stitching appears consistent and representative of a mass-produced, high-quality durable garment intended for transitional weather use.

I have conducted a visual examination of the Men's Weatherproof Garment Company Harrington-style jacket. The garment exhibits the characteristics of a standard, mass-produced 'Micro-Luxe' or polyester-blend shell jacket consistent with the brand's output from the early 2000s. The condition is graded as 'Good' to 'Very Good' (pre-owned), showing minor creases typical of storage but no visible fraying at the high-wear points of the cuffs or collar, nor significant oxidation on the metal hardware. The market for Weatherproof Garment Co. is robust but highly saturated in the secondary market. As a 'bridge' brand often found in department stores like Macy’s or Nordstrom, these items do not carry the high resale premiums of luxury heritage brands like Baracuta. Comparables for similar jackets on platforms like eBay and Poshmark consistently sell in the $35 to $70 range depending on the specific lining and size. The neutral beige color increases its versatility and marketability, though it is not a rare or collectible vintage piece. Critically, this appraisal is based on photographic evidence. I cannot definitively verify fabric composition or the integrity of the internal seams without tactile inspection. For a full authentication and valuation, an in-person examination is required to check for 'dry rot' in elastic components and to confirm the functionality of the zipper under tension. Provenance documentation (original retail receipts) would further support a valuation at the higher end of the estimated range. Please note that images alone cannot detect odors or subtle discoloration that may be present in the lining.