Features

Design benefits

optimum temperature

Laboratory-tested jacket to -30°C (comfort) and -40°C (limit)

abrasion resistance

Strong fabric used (147g/sqm) on areas exposed to abrasion

waterproof

Protects the wearer from a snow storm equal to 24 cm of snow in 4 hours

warmth

Down (85%) / feather (15%) filling, 209 g in size L, RDS certified

Design details

What are the design features that make this parka your best ally against the cold?

This parka made from insulating down was designed for Arctic conditions. It features: - a stand-up collar and winter storm hood with removable long-pile faux fur - storm cuffs to stop cold and snow from getting inside - adjustable wadded snow skirt to stop cold and snow from getting inside - cuffs that are adjustable using rip-tabs - extremely warm and deep storm hood with faux fur These features provide a perfect seal for the best protection against the cold

How is temperature measured in a laboratory?

This jacket is considered a 4th layer. It has therefore been tested with a long-sleeved T-shirt, fleece jacket and warm padded jacket in our research and development laboratory, on a thermal mannequin in a climatic chamber. The results demonstrated that our jacket remains comfortable when walking at 5 km/h with no wind or sunshine, at -30°C.

What are all these pockets used for?

We have foreseen every function in the field. The large inner pockets on the chest and below can be used to carry a GPS, ski goggles and a spare pair of gloves. The outer hand pockets on the chest are lined so that you can warm up your fingers. This jacket also has a Napoleon pocket hidden under a flap, which can be used without opening the jacket – ideal for finding your bearings on a map without letting any warmth escape

What are the shoulder straps for?

This parka has removable shoulder straps so you can take off the parka and support it with the straps if you get too hot (as show in one of the photos). The worst enemy in a polar environment is perspiration. Therefore it’s important not to get too hot.

How much feather and down is used?

Here is the amount of down and feathers in a parka, according to its size. S = 191 g / M = 198 g / L = 209 g / XL = 228 g / XXL = 243 g The down provides insulation and has filling power (700 CUIN) to guarantee our parka's thermal properties.

How is the feather and down sourced?

We use down and feathers from ducks. We use RDS-certified down (Responsible Down Standard). This certification is awarded by an independent body to guarantee that the feathers and down come from animals that have not been force-fed or live plucked.

Sizing information

This parka is unisex and our stylist Maria has thought about all the technical details so that women can wear this jacket comfortably. A zip on the jacket hem so you can increase volume around the pelvis. This jacket can also be tightened at the weight to refine the silhouette and fit to every body shape.

level of practice	intermediate
frequency	regular
fit	loose, standard, relaxed, classic, regular, large
weather conditions	very cold weather
hood	with hood
pocket	snap button, pocket with flap, inside pocket, key/phone pocket, warm fleece pocket, with pocket, closed pocket
main material	polyester, down, polyamide
waterproof	water repellent
age	15 to 19 years, 20 to 29 years, 30 to 39 years, 40 to 49 years, 50 to 59 years, 60 to 69 years, 70 to 75 years, 27 to 50 years
style	plain
membrane construction	2.5 layers
ventilation system	without ventilation
type of length	long
windproof	windproof
lining material	synthetic, down
season	winter
sleeves length	long sleeves
RECCO system	without integrated RECCO system
thumb pass	with thumb pass
type of hood	adjustable hood, anti-blizzard hood, removable fur, lined hood

Raw material	94.455%
Manufacturing	0.474%
Packaging	0.098%
Distribution	1.517%
Use	2.763%
End of life	0.693%

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