Model Name: Likely from the "Convert" line, as indicated by the logo on the sleeve and vintage listings found. Columbia's "Convert" line was popular for ski and snowboard gear, often featuring an Interchange system (a 3-in-1 design with a zip-in liner).
Style/Era: This style, with its color blocking, prominent logo on the sleeve, and Sherpa lining, is characteristic of vintage 1990s to early 2000s Columbia gear.
Colorway:Green/Olive and Beige/Khaki color-block design.
Lining: Features a thick, visible Sherpa fleece lining in a natural/cream color for warmth, suggesting it is either a very warm standalone shell or the fleece component of an Interchange system jacket.
🧵 Key Features
Closure: Full-zip front.
Hood: Attached hood, which also appears to be lined with Sherpa fleece.
Cuffs: Elasticated, gathered cuffs.
Materials: The outer shell is likely a durable, water-resistant or waterproof nylon/polyester blend (like Columbia's Omni-Tech or Omni-Shield), and the interior is a warm Sherpa fleece.
