Puffer Coat – Winter Warmth That Does Not Sit on Your Shoulders

Quilted channels hold the fill in place so the warmth stays spread across the coat instead of settling at the hem. The outer shell is treated to shed wet snow before it soaks through. Two colors, five sizes.

Why choose a quilted puffer coat?

A knitted coat keeps you warm and lets you know about it by the end of a commute. It also gives up quickly once the snow turns wet. Quilted fill under a treated shell handles both sides of that at a fraction of the weight.

Quilted channels — stitched compartments stop the fill from drifting into the bottom of the coat.
Wet snow rolls off — the treated shell buys you time before anything reaches the fill.
Elastic hood edge — the opening closes around your face without a drawcord to fuss with.
Elastic sleeve cuffs — warm air stays inside instead of escaping down your arms.
Zip behind a snap placket — two closures in a row, so the wind has nowhere obvious to get through.

The warmth of a heavy coat, carried like a light one.

The front closes with a zip and a row of snaps over it. Shake the coat out after storing and the fill lofts back up, so hang it rather than folding it away. Wash on a low program with a mild detergent.