


Women's Where Nature Leads Insulated Gilet
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A celebration of Scotland’s wild places - created in collaboration with the National Trust for Scotland. Where peaks, lochs and coastlines are shaped by wind, water and history.
SKU: 99235

Why Choose the Women's Where Nature Leads Gilet:
- Insulated core warmth: 133gsm PrimaLoft® Gold insulation provides warmth in a lightweight design, with a close, comfortable fit for layering.
- Practical weather resistance: A durable Flylite Ultra shell with Cordura® combines wind resistance and breathability with water-resistant performance.
- Secure storage and adjustable comfort: Two zipped hip pockets and an inner zipped chest pocket keep essentials close, while a shock-cord hem and chin guard add practicality.
- Easy packing: An included stuff sack keeps the gilet neatly stored in your bag when not needed.
- Scottish inspiration with a purpose: A graphic inspired by the Three Sisters’ ridges celebrates the Highlands. Every purchase supports the National Trust for Scotland’s mission to conserve Scotland’s natural and cultural heritage.
Perfect For:
Walking, camping, travel and everyday outings when you want extra warmth without sleeves. Wear it over a light baselayer in milder conditions, over a fleece for added insulation or beneath a waterproof shell when rain arrives.
Why PrimaLoft® Gold and Flylite Ultra?
PrimaLoft® Gold provides soft, compressible synthetic insulation, with water-repellent fibres that help retain warmth when damp. Flylite Ultra adds a lightweight, wind-resistant and breathable outer, with Cordura® contributing durability to the shell.
Included stuff sack: The colour supplied depends on available stock.
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Protecting Scottish Heritage
Keela x National Trust Scotland
We're thrilled to be working together with the National Trust Scotland, to create a collection that brings together our trusted performance wear with design elements inspired by some of Scotland’s most iconic landscapes and historic places, all cared for by the National Trust for Scotland.
This partnership reflects our shared commitment to sustainability, adventure, and the care and preservation of Scotland’s natural and cultural heritage.









