Description
A packable down hoodie to defend against the freeze. A mix of down and synthetic insulation is reliable in cold situations. A DWR finish sheds snow and sleet if the weather gets ugly. It's great on it's own for cool days, or layer it under a shell when the wind starts blowing.
- Recycled nylon shell is treated with PFC-free DWR to shed water.
- 700 fill-power goose down (90% down, 10% feathers) comes from traceable, ethically produced sources.
- Light Supreme Microloft polyester insulation in shoulders resists moisture.
- Cinchable hood, cuffs and hem seal out drafts.
- Plenty of pockets for storage options.
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| Type | Insulated down |
| Construction | Sewn-through |
| Face fabric | Recycled nylon |
| Lining/backer | Recycled nylon |
| Insulation |
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| Down weight | 110g |
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Waterproofness
Waterproof garments use waterproof-breathable technologies and are fully seam-taped. Water-resistant garments use waterproof-breathable technologies but their seams are not taped. Water-resistant garments repel water and protect against wind but are not made of waterproof fabric. |
Water-resistant |
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Windproofness
A windproof garment does not allow any air to permeate the fabric. A garment with windproof panels has panels of fabric that are totally windproof, but the rest of the garment may not be windproof. A wind-resistant garment resists some wind, but not as much as a garment that is windproof. |
Wind-resistant |
| Length | Hip-length |
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Durable water repellency
Usually referred to as DWR. A treatment made to fabrics that causes water to bead and run off instead of soaking through. |
Yes |
| Hood |
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| Product sustainability |
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| Made in | Vietnam |