Vêtements en duvet : duvet traçable et éthique

When it comes to cold and dry conditions, nothing beats nature’s lightest, most packable insulation: Down.

Puffer And Down Jackets Built for Cold Weather

A good puffer jacket or down jacket should be lightweight and warm. This category of insulated outerwear is built for cold weather, using efficient insulation and good design to trap heat while staying comfortable when you move. From lightweight down jackets to warmer winter jackets, these layers are built for the cold.

Down Jackets Are Lightweight and Warm

Down jackets are known for warmth relative to their weight. They are best for cold, dry weather when rain and/or snow are not in the forecast. Lofted insulation creates pockets of trapped air that hold heat close, making a lightweight down jacket a reliable option when temperatures drop and packability matters. Many styles compress easily and layer well under a shell when temperatures drop.

You can find a range of insulation weights and fits in our men’s down jackets and vests and women’s down jackets and vests, with options suited to everything from crisp days to sustained sub-freezing cold.

Winter Jackets and Insulated Outerwear

Winter jackets are built for colder days when warmth is crucial. High-loft insulation, wind-blocking face fabrics and protective hoods help seal in heat and reduce thermal loss when you’re standing still or moving at a slower pace. These insulated jackets work well for cold commutes, long belays and extended time outdoors.

Browse our full down insulation collection to compare warmth levels, fits and features.

Down Vests for Core Warmth

A down vest offers core warmth while leaving your arms free to move. Vests layer easily over a midlayer or under a shell, making them useful when temperatures fluctuate or activity levels change throughout the day. They also pack down small, which makes them easy to bring along when the forecast is uncertain.

See our down vests in the men’s jackets and vests and women’s jackets and vests collections.

Cold Weather Gear That Holds Up over Time

Insulated outerwear should last beyond a single winter. Durable shell fabrics, reliable zippers and repairable construction help our jackets and vests stay in play through many winters.

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FAQ

What is the difference between a puffer jacket and a down jacket?
A puffer jacket refers to the puffy, quilted style created by insulated baffles, while a down jacket describes the type of insulation used inside. Many puffer jackets are down jackets, but some puffers use synthetic insulation instead.

How warm is a lightweight down jacket?
A lightweight down jacket provides comfortable warmth in cool to cold conditions when rain and/or snow are not in the forecast. Lighter-weight down jackets are easily packable and work well on their own in mild weather or as part of a layering system when temperatures drop.

When should I choose a down vest instead of a jacket?
Choose a down vest when you want core warmth but don’t want to restrict your arms. Vests are best used for active days, variable conditions or as an added layer under a shell in colder weather.

Are down jackets good for winter use?
Yes. Down jackets are well suited for winter use when it’s cold and dry outside. Heavier down jackets are designed for sustained cold, and lightweight down jackets can also work well as midlayers when paired with other layers for extra warmth.

How should insulated outerwear fit?
Insulated outerwear should have enough room for layers underneath, but it shouldn’t feel too baggy or bulky. A proper fit lets the insulation loft fully while still allowing comfortable movement through the shoulders, arms and body.