Sentences with phrase «zip front stand»

Mid-weight premium fleece Compatible with Berghaus InterActive layering wear 2 zip - up hand warmer pockets Full - zip front Stand - up collar Made from over 50 % recycled fleece Weight (approx.)

Not exact matches

You should move in slow, controlled motions, not zipping back and forth quickly; do it from your knees until you feel confident and stronger to try it standing; and start with only rolling a distance of about 1 - 2 feet with a wall in front of you to stop yourself, and work your way up gradually to longer extensions.

Iridescent purple nylon jacket with white trim and ribbed / striped edges, a stand - up collar, a zipper down the middle on the front, and zipped slit pockets.

This pared - down cargo jacket carries all the chic essentials: a stand collar, a zip front with side - entry patch pockets (disguised hand pockets), long sleeves with banded cuffs, and a flattering elasticized hem in back.

Stand collar with removable hood; snap front with hidden zip.

Stand collar with removable hood; hidden snap / zip front.

Stand collar; zip front.

High stand - up collar with snap fasteners, drawstring hood, and zip and wind - flap at front with concealed snap fasteners.

- Small stand neck - Slim fit - Cropped silhouette - Centre zip front fastening - Zipped cuffs - Double front zipped pockets - FullyZipped cuffs - Double front zipped pockets - Fullyzipped pockets - Fully lined

* Garment - washed for softness * Relaxed fit * Stand collar when fully zipped * Full - zip closure * Long sleeves; adjustable two - button cuffs * Chest pockets * Front pockets with faux button - flap closure * Adjustable waist drawcord * Tunic length * 100 % organic cotton * Imported

We stood at front portico and watched as cop cruisers zipped by, one after another, toward the highway.

Photographs fail to capture the buzzing sensation behind one's eyeballs when standing in front of the 18 - by -8-foot canvas, whose rich red field is punctuated with the Abstract Expressionist's signature vertical «zips.»

Rail: So the viewer who walks from either side sees the painting, but if he or she stands directly in front of it they see it almost like a Barnett Newman zip.