The Coze Down Coat is a long down jacket designed for warmth and style in winter conditions. A 100% recycled nylon shell fends off weather being water and wind resistant and a 700 fill power responsibly sourced down insulation will keep you warm. The insulated, adjustable hood and wrist gaiters with thumb loops provide extra warmth and protection and side zips at the hem provide extra mobility when you need it.
Features
Relaxed fit
Fabric Performance:
Water and wind resistant
Lightweight
Design features:
Adjustable, insulated hood with baffle ruff and stealth front cordlocks
High front collar with brushed tricot at chin for comfort
Double-separating YKK® Vislon centre-front zip
Internal storm flap
No-snag webbing behind the centre front zip
Brushed tricot lined hand pockets
Internal chest pocket
Internal mesh stash pocket
Internal knit cuff gaiters with thumb loops for extra protection
Drop-tail hem with side zips
Specifications
Featured Gear
Winter Clearance 2024
Length from Centre Back
85cm
Average Weight
947g (Medium)
Made From
Shell: bluesign®-approved 70D x 90D 100% recycled nylon plain weave Liner: bluesign®-approved 30D 100% nylon plain weave Insulation: 700+ fill power Responsibly Sourced Down (main body), VerticalX ECO™ 100% polyester (85% recycled) 100g/m2 and 200g/m2 bottom front and back channels, tops of shoulders
Technologies
VerticalX ECO™ is the high-loft synthetic insulation that uses 85% recycled content and combines a superior warmth-to-weight ratio with breathability and moisture management that's defining a new category of protective temperature control. Water resistant and resilient against harsh climates, VerticalX™ combines the best of weather protective ruggedness with lightweight compressibility in a packable size. If you're looking for active comfort, look no further than the insulating, moisture-transferring products featuring VerticalX™ technology.
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Water emission: control aims at feeding back purified water into the natural cycle and causing the least possible pollution of rivers, lakes and seas. This can be achieved by the use of ecologically harmless components as well as by optimising production and wastewater treatment processes.
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