Adventurer's Cloak

You have found a hooded cloak made of finely crafted wool that has been dyed a dark green in color.  It fastens beneath the hood with a simple leather catch that doesn't seem to come undone unless you want it to.  The cloak easily covers your shoulders and back down to the back of your knees. The hood can be pulled down obscure all but direct sight of your face, to help protect you "from the elements."

When you don the cloak, you will find that it will keep you warm in colder weather, enough to make you feel comfortable down 32 degrees for up to 8 hours.  In warmer weather, it will keep the sun off your head and back, and keep you comfortable up to a temperature of 100 degrees for up to 8 hours.  You'll also find that, while wearing the cloak, biting insects seem to leave you alone and seek out the other members of your party.  The cloak repels water, and will keep you dry in the rain and snow if worn properly.

Inside the upper hem of the cloak on either side over the breast, there are two small pockets that seem to have more room on the inside than on the outside, each allowing you to store up to 1/2 cubit feet of material, as long as you don't put more than 5 pounds of stuff into each pocket.  Whatever you put into the pockets will not weigh down the cloak in the slightest.