Bright Future Factor Microfleece Jacket
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£79.99 - Regular price
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- Sale price
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£79.99
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Meaning
Progress is built one layer at a time. This fleece represents comfort, sustainability and consistent forward movement.
Material & fit
100% recycled polyester polar fleece for lightweight warmth. Regular layering fit with full zip, two zipped front pockets and elastic-bound cuffs and hem. Ideal over a T-shirt or light base layer.
Size guide
Available sizes: S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, 4XL, 5XL. Choose your usual size for the intended fit; if you are between sizes, choose the larger size.
Delivery
Each item is prepared for your order. Delivery options and final shipping cost are shown at checkout. UK delivery is free on orders over £99. You will receive dispatch information by email when your order is on its way.
Returns
Contact us within 30 days of receiving your order. Items must be unworn, unwashed and returned with their original tags. Change-of-mind return postage is the customer’s responsibility; faulty, damaged or incorrect items are covered. Please contact Thebrightfuture64@gmail.com before returning anything. Read the full returns policy.
Olivia H.“The jacket has a really clean shape and the forest green looks even better with the rest of my wardrobe than I expected. It has quickly become the layer I reach for most.”
Alex P.“I like that the branding feels optimistic without being loud. The piece is easy to wear, but it still feels more personal than something from a typical high-street brand.”
Sarah S.“I bought the design because it was linked to my star sign, but I ended up loving the artwork in its own right. It feels meaningful without being overdone.”
Marcus R.“The number has a personal meaning for me, so finding a design that felt subtle and wearable was exactly what I wanted. It has already started a few lovely conversations.”
Emma W.“I was drawn to the meaning behind the symbol first, then the design won me over. It feels like a small reminder I can carry through the day.”