Waterproof jacket 'perfect for dog walks' that keeps shoppers 'warm and snug' £120 off

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Waterproof jacket 'perfect for dog walks' that keeps shoppers 'warm and snug' £120 off

Mountain Warehouse shoppers are loving a coat that's the perfect addition to your autumn and winter wardrobes. And its price has just been slashed as part of the retailer's ongoing sales.

The Alaskan Womens 3 in 1 Long Waterproof Jacket is now £99.99, down from £219.99 - saving you a huge £120. Available in sizes 4 to 28, it comes in dark grey, black, khaki, light beige and navy - although some sizes are currently out of stock.

Providing full weather protection, it features a removable padded inner for added warmth on colder days. It also has a waterproof outer with taped seams and an adjustable hood to keep you dry, even in heavy rain.

READ MORE: 'I found the perfect pair of Ghost trousers that goes with my winter jumpers and cardigans'

Mountain Warehouse Alaskan Womens 3 in 1 Long Waterproof Jacket
"Great length, very warm lining and perfect for dog walks"

For extra warmth, you can pair it with the Magic Touch Screen Womens Gloves from Mountain Warehouse, currently on offer at £4.99. The long jacket has a 4.9 rating from over 400 reviews.

A shopper wrote: "Excellent garment which I use for walking my grandson in the pram. Even in heavy downpours I feel dry and cosy so I have recommended this to my daughter."

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"Really warm and comfortable, great dog walking coat for winter," another added, while a third commented: "I wore just the outer layer in fall and have recently added the inner layer too. I've worn this for winter hikes and it's so warm and snug, it has an excellent length and keeps my upper legs nice and warm too."

There has been minimal criticism of the product, but some customers complained about the sizing and fit: "Great coat but unfortunately not for my shape. It's very narrow waist but the larger size is too big."

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Alternatively, there's the £84.99 Outback Full Length Waterproof Raincoat from Lighthouse. Available in sizes 6 to 24, it comes in seven colours, including black, grey and plum.

It boasts a 4.8 rating out of 1311 reviews. "Not only is it waterproof and windproof, but I was also surprised at how warm it keeps me," said a buyer.

You can get the £99.99 Mountain Warehouse Alaskan Womens 3 in 1 Long Waterproof Jacket here and the £4.99 Mountain Warehouse Magic Touch Screen Womens Gloves here. Shop the £84.99 Outback Full Length Waterproof Raincoat at Lighthouse.

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