MASH Erik Otto Wind Jacket
- Windstopper® Corsa fabric for full wind protection.
- Silicone gripper elastic at waist keeps jacket from riding up.
- Anatomic form-fit cut for cycling position.
- Full-length YKK Vislon® zipper.
- High collar for maximum protection.
- Three external rear pockets.
- Side panels in Thermoflex for extra breathability.
Erik Otto was born in San Jose, California in 1980 and received his BFA in Illustration from San Jose State University in 2005. Shortly after, he relocated to San Francisco to pursue a career in the fine arts. Fleeting moments of change and discovery are depicted and reinvented continually utilizing a variety of materials spanning from traditional paintings to mixed-media sculptures and installations.
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MASH Erik Otto Wind Jacket
- Windstopper® Corsa fabric for full wind protection.
- Silicone gripper elastic at waist keeps jacket from riding up.
- Anatomic form-fit cut for cycling position.
- Full-length YKK Vislon® zipper.
- High collar for maximum protection.
- Three external rear pockets.
- Side panels in Thermoflex for extra breathability.
Erik Otto was born in San Jose, California in 1980 and received his BFA in Illustration from San Jose State University in 2005. Shortly after, he relocated to San Francisco to pursue a career in the fine arts. Fleeting moments of change and discovery are depicted and reinvented continually utilizing a variety of materials spanning from traditional paintings to mixed-media sculptures and installations.
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- Windstopper® Corsa fabric for full wind protection.
- Silicone gripper elastic at waist keeps jacket from riding up.
- Anatomic form-fit cut for cycling position.
- Full-length YKK Vislon® zipper.
- High collar for maximum protection.
- Three external rear pockets.
- Side panels in Thermoflex for extra breathability.
Erik Otto was born in San Jose, California in 1980 and received his BFA in Illustration from San Jose State University in 2005. Shortly after, he relocated to San Francisco to pursue a career in the fine arts. Fleeting moments of change and discovery are depicted and reinvented continually utilizing a variety of materials spanning from traditional paintings to mixed-media sculptures and installations.
