The Berne Warmth Rating tells you how warm a jacket, coat, vest, bib or sweatshirt is before you buy it. Every cold-weather style carries one of four ratings, shown on the product page and in Shop By Warmth. Ratings compare Berne styles to each other, from lightest to warmest.
🔥 Warm
Lighter warmth for cool conditions. Flannel-lined, quilt-lined and softshell jackets, plus heavyweight hooded sweatshirts. Made for fall and spring workdays, or for layering under a heavier shell.
Examples: Duck Flannel-Lined Hooded Work Jacket, Quilt-Lined Micro-Duck Chore Jacket, Signature Sleeve Hooded Pullover.
🔥🔥 Warmer
Reliable comfort for cold weather. Sherpa-lined and thermal-lined jackets, vests and sweatshirts, plus insulated barn coats and bibs for steady cold.
Examples: Heritage Thermal-Lined Full-Zip Hooded Sweatshirt, Women's Sherpa-Lined Duck Hooded Jacket, Women's Softstone Duck Insulated Bib Overall.
🔥🔥🔥 Warmest
Heavy insulation for severe cold. Insulated duck coats, chore coats, coveralls and bib overalls built for long winter days outside.
Examples: Heritage Insulated Duck Bib Overall, Heritage Duck Insulated Coverall, Heartland Washed Duck Hooded Work Coat.
🔥🔥🔥🔥 Extreme Warmth
Maximum protection for brutal cold. The Icecap Collection pairs a waterproof, wind and abrasion resistant nylon shell with arctic-weight insulation.
Examples: Icecap Insulated Hooded Work Jacket, Icecap Insulated Bib Overall, Women's Icecap Insulated Parka.
How to choose
If you're moving all day or layering underneath, you can usually go one level lighter. If you'll be standing still for long stretches, like on a tree stand or a plow route, go one level warmer. Need help deciding? Call customer care at 888-77-BERNE.
