Jackets.

[Senusret I]

Windbreaker (to me) describes the fabric and not the style of jacket.

[catiebug]

They were this style, but again, 2 inch horizontal letters.

[33girl]

Oh OK, those are different than our baseball jackets.

To me a windbreaker is something thin - whose only purpose is to (duh) break the wind.

Then again in Texas there wouldn't be much use for a lined baseball jacket (we had people who wore them all winter - they were warm).

[AGDee]

Originally Posted by 33girl

Oh OK, those are different than our baseball jackets.

To me a windbreaker is something thin - whose only purpose is to (duh) break the wind.

Then again in Texas there wouldn't be much use for a lined baseball jacket (we had people who wore them all winter - they were warm).

We had the baseball jackets too. They were quilted inside so they were good, with a turtle neck and sweater/sweatshirt most of the school year. Mine hangs in my coat closet now. A windbreaker would only be worn about 2 weeks out of the year up here, so there was no sense in getting those then.

[rhoyaltempest]

Originally Posted by Senusret I

Windbreaker (to me) describes the fabric and not the style of jacket.

My windbreaker/pull-over is the same material as my coach's jacket. You have to pull this jacket over your head to get it on so it's definitely a different style. Also the windbreaker doesn't have the cotton lining so it is thinner.

My windbreaker/pull-over is also my crossing/line jacket. I haven't worn this one in years but my coach's jacket I wear all the time.