| How is thermal comfort measured? |
The thermal resistance test measures the loss of heat between the body and the outside using probes or thermal models. It evaluates the effectiveness of the product’s insulating properties. In this case, the tests provide a comfort temperature of -20°C, and a lower temperature limit of -40°C. |
| How waterproof is it? |
This parka is designed with a waterproof coating (JIS 1092 Standard) that can withstand 15,000 mm H20 (Schmerbers), which is the pressure exerted by a 15-metre column of water. Its 100% watertight seams make it water-resistant. |
| Snow! You won't get through! |
The hood, cuffs and jacket hem can become weak spots on the jacket where the snow can get in. This is not the case with this jacket. The hood is elasticated, and the sleeve cuffs are adjustable for maximum insulation from the elements! |
| No more hoods that don’t fit properly! |
For greater comfort when walking in the blustery wind, the discreet cord lock built into the jacket allows you to easily tighten the hood for the best fit.No more hoods coming loose: you’ll remain well protected from the cold and snow! |
| Parka made from RDS feathers |
Responsible Down Standard-certified products contain feathers and down from certified farms that meet animal welfare requirements. |
| What are the advantages of feathers? |
The feather traps in air for good thermal insulation. It is also lighter and more compressible than synthetic wadding, offering effective warmth without adding weight, ideal for freedom of movement in winter. |
| How should you wash your feather down jacket? |
Close all the zips on your parka and put it in the washing machine, on a synthetic cycle at 30°C.
To maintain the loft, the best way is to add 2 tennis balls in the washing machine.
Caution: choose a gentle spin cycle to avoid creating feather clumps that are difficult to remove. |
| Straps for complete comfort |
When your body heats up through physical exertion or in the sun, you don’t have to take off your parka: thanks to the built-in straps, it can be worn on the shoulders, like a backpack. You can move freely without getting too hot or having your hands tied up. |
| Should I re-waterproof my parka? |
To find out if your parka is still waterproof, test it with a drop of water. To do so, pour water on the garment.
If it beads, no need to re-waterproof.
If it is absorbed, the garment has lost its waterproofing and needs to be treated! |
| How do you re-waterproof your jacket? |
You can use one of our waterproofing products available in stores or on our website. Leave the jacket to soak for 15 minutes or machine wash it at 30°C, having placed the re-waterproofing product in the softener compartment. |
