Lightweight Houston Astros Navy Blue and Grey Nylon Bomber Jacket
The Houston Astros nylon bomber jacket is made of high-quality nylon fabric. The jacket’s collar is made of rib knit. There is a zipped closing on its front. Your comfort and warmth are maintained by the warm inside viscose lining. It has long sleeves with knit cuffs that are ribbed. The jacket has two side pockets and a zipper pocket on the sleeve. The Houston Astros navy bomber jacket is durable and aesthetically pleasing to wear thanks to the high-quality stitching. The jacket has a captivating appearance in a bold navy blue. The official team’s logo is displayed on the chest. It is a fantastic choice to wear to unofficial events or sporting occasions.
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