I own 13 superdry coats from windcheaters/pea coats/Everest parkers/bomber jackets, in various sizes. I have found they used to have a consistently decent quality and cheap cost, often on sale and always good looking.
Having put on some weight I decided to get this xxxl windcheater. I'm 6"3' for reference. Immediately I noticed this coat could do with an extra inch of length. From my shoulders pulled downwards; the bottom of my coat reaches the bottom of my belt buckle. Bit weird, as I don't have that issue with the 2 other windcheaters I own, it's moreso similar to my windcheater bomber jacket!
Anyway that aside the jacket isn't very thick. It's fleece lined, but the thinnest fleece I've ever seen. My 5 year old fleece lined windcheater from my younger years is still thicker than this despite years of abuse.
The ribbed cotton cuffs don't have the thumb hole anymore. I personally liked it, but it's not as much a big a deal as how loose the elastic is. There's no tension! It'll sit so loose around your wrist that any gust will get in. So much for a windcheater!
The pockets are lined with the thinnest nylon known to man, I swear my older windcheater pockets were fleece lined. To give credit where it's due, the inner pocket is a great addition.
The zips are now just standard metal zips. The hood it actually quite nice, and the branding is inconspicuous.
In all, I wish we could have the superdry from the old days. I really feel like their products are getting worse. The other day I sent back a Parka which was terrible, and now this sub par windcheater (which I'll probs keep, although I may need to find a new brand to buy into).
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UK Regular
Brand size | UK | Chest |
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XS | XS | 34 - 36 |
S | S | 36 - 38 |
M | M | 38 - 40 |
L | L | 40 - 42 |
XL | XL | 42 - 44 |
2XL | 2XL | 44 - 46 |
3XL | 3XL | 46 - 48 |
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- Product Dimensions : 47.24 x 34.04 x 8.13 cm; 1.09 Kilograms
- Date First Available : 16 Dec. 2020
- Manufacturer : Superrdy
- Item model number : M5011077A
- ASIN : B08QRSN9RX
- Department : Men's
- Best Sellers Rank: 149,591 in Clothing (See Top 100 in Clothing)
- 1,309 in Men's Jackets
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2.0 out of 5 stars
5/10 - not as good as they used to be, Superdry really cut costs now
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 24 November 2021
I own 13 superdry coats from windcheaters/pea coats/Everest parkers/bomber jackets, in various sizes. I have found they used to have a consistently decent quality and cheap cost, often on sale and always good looking.Having put on some weight I decided to get this xxxl windcheater. I'm 6"3' for reference. Immediately I noticed this coat could do with an extra inch of length. From my shoulders pulled downwards; the bottom of my coat reaches the bottom of my belt buckle. Bit weird, as I don't have that issue with the 2 other windcheaters I own, it's moreso similar to my windcheater bomber jacket!Anyway that aside the jacket isn't very thick. It's fleece lined, but the thinnest fleece I've ever seen. My 5 year old fleece lined windcheater from my younger years is still thicker than this despite years of abuse.The ribbed cotton cuffs don't have the thumb hole anymore. I personally liked it, but it's not as much a big a deal as how loose the elastic is. There's no tension! It'll sit so loose around your wrist that any gust will get in. So much for a windcheater!The pockets are lined with the thinnest nylon known to man, I swear my older windcheater pockets were fleece lined. To give credit where it's due, the inner pocket is a great addition.The zips are now just standard metal zips. The hood it actually quite nice, and the branding is inconspicuous.In all, I wish we could have the superdry from the old days. I really feel like their products are getting worse. The other day I sent back a Parka which was terrible, and now this sub par windcheater (which I'll probs keep, although I may need to find a new brand to buy into).
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 24 November 2021
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 24 November 2021
Having put on some weight I decided to get this xxxl windcheater. I'm 6"3' for reference. Immediately I noticed this coat could do with an extra inch of length. From my shoulders pulled downwards; the bottom of my coat reaches the bottom of my belt buckle. Bit weird, as I don't have that issue with the 2 other windcheaters I own, it's moreso similar to my windcheater bomber jacket!
Anyway that aside the jacket isn't very thick. It's fleece lined, but the thinnest fleece I've ever seen. My 5 year old fleece lined windcheater from my younger years is still thicker than this despite years of abuse.
The ribbed cotton cuffs don't have the thumb hole anymore. I personally liked it, but it's not as much a big a deal as how loose the elastic is. There's no tension! It'll sit so loose around your wrist that any gust will get in. So much for a windcheater!
The pockets are lined with the thinnest nylon known to man, I swear my older windcheater pockets were fleece lined. To give credit where it's due, the inner pocket is a great addition.
The zips are now just standard metal zips. The hood it actually quite nice, and the branding is inconspicuous.
In all, I wish we could have the superdry from the old days. I really feel like their products are getting worse. The other day I sent back a Parka which was terrible, and now this sub par windcheater (which I'll probs keep, although I may need to find a new brand to buy into).
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2.0 out of 5 stars
5/10 - not as good as they used to be, Superdry really cut costs now
By Penknight on 24 November 2021
I own 13 superdry coats from windcheaters/pea coats/Everest parkers/bomber jackets, in various sizes. I have found they used to have a consistently decent quality and cheap cost, often on sale and always good looking.By Penknight on 24 November 2021
Having put on some weight I decided to get this xxxl windcheater. I'm 6"3' for reference. Immediately I noticed this coat could do with an extra inch of length. From my shoulders pulled downwards; the bottom of my coat reaches the bottom of my belt buckle. Bit weird, as I don't have that issue with the 2 other windcheaters I own, it's moreso similar to my windcheater bomber jacket!
Anyway that aside the jacket isn't very thick. It's fleece lined, but the thinnest fleece I've ever seen. My 5 year old fleece lined windcheater from my younger years is still thicker than this despite years of abuse.
The ribbed cotton cuffs don't have the thumb hole anymore. I personally liked it, but it's not as much a big a deal as how loose the elastic is. There's no tension! It'll sit so loose around your wrist that any gust will get in. So much for a windcheater!
The pockets are lined with the thinnest nylon known to man, I swear my older windcheater pockets were fleece lined. To give credit where it's due, the inner pocket is a great addition.
The zips are now just standard metal zips. The hood it actually quite nice, and the branding is inconspicuous.
In all, I wish we could have the superdry from the old days. I really feel like their products are getting worse. The other day I sent back a Parka which was terrible, and now this sub par windcheater (which I'll probs keep, although I may need to find a new brand to buy into).
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 25 February 2022
Size Name: XLColour Name: Jet BlackVerified Purchase
After perusing through other reviews, I ordered a size up and I'm glad I did! Spouse normally wears a large, got an XL instead and it fit very well! I wish there weren't as many zippers, but he was okay with it. Looks nicer than his other jackets. He ran for 5 mins while it was raining and his shirt underneath did not have a drop of water on it - so it's useful and fashionable.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 28 December 2021
Size Name: XXLColour Name: Charcoal MarlVerified Purchase
I usually wear a large in coats, t shirts and jumpers - but I had to order a 2XL in this coat for it to fit. Fits perfectly now
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 11 April 2022
Size Name: XSColour Name: Army KhakiVerified Purchase
Everything is perfect, really warm. Zips are annoying though.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 17 December 2021
Size Name: LColour Name: Campus Red
Not warm enough
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