Woman's animal free puffer jacket Daisy in jack red
€169,00
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The model wears a 1 and her height is 176cm
Jack red
Collection
Icons
Warmth index
Warm
16
Impact
Saved ducks
The number is calculated with our 'duck equivalent' tool, through which we estimate the approximate number of ducks that would be required to provide the amount of feathers needed to stuff each garment.
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
An essential piece for an animal-free wardrobe, the Daisy quilted jacket is made from lightweight nylon with Plumtech padding. This zip-through, hooded style features practical elements like invisible side pockets and Lycra elasticated cuffs and hem. Signature touches, such as the round rubber logo on the sleeve and orange custom zip pullers, add distinctive branding elements.
Ref.
D33620WGIGA1870020
DETAILS AND CARE
High-density 100% nylon fabric (20dX20d) guarantees weightlessness and fluffiness. It is thin yet resistant, thanks to its features it guarantees water repellency and wind protection, it absorbs humidity and dries rapidly.
Machine wash up to 30°C/86°F - Gentle spin - Non chlorine bleach - Do not tumble dry - Do not dry - Do not clean - Do not Iron - Avoid spinning or start a gentle spin cycle, to minimize the risk of creasing or friction that can damage the fabric
SIZE AND FIT
Fits true to size This item is designed for a regular fit
TECH FACTS
Breathability
Maximum breathabilty levels of guaranted overtime
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Water Repellent
The shell is wind and water-repellent
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Bluesign® approved fabric
Verification process for responsible and sustainable manufacturing.
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High density nylon
Guarantees lightness and softness.
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