Longline Quilted Hooded Puffer Coat - Roman - Brown

Always refer to the care label inside your coat for specific instructions. Generally, it's recommended to machine wash cold on a gentle cycle or hand wash, using a mild detergent. Tumble dry on low heat with dryer balls, or lay flat to air dry, regularly fluffing to maintain the wadding's loft.

The polyamide outer shell offers some resistance to light moisture and drizzles. However, this coat is primarily designed for warmth in chilly conditions, not as a heavy-duty waterproof garment. For prolonged exposure to heavy rain, an additional waterproof layer is recommended.

This coat has a regular, true-to-size fit. If you prefer a more relaxed fit or plan on wearing substantial, thick layers underneath, you might consider sizing up by one size to ensure comfort and ease of movement.

Yes, the longline design, insulated wadding, and integrated hood provide substantial warmth suitable for cold winter days and chilly nights. For extreme cold, layering with appropriate thermal wear underneath is always advised to maximize warmth.

Yes, the side pockets feature reliable zippers, providing secure storage for your essentials such as keys, phone, or wallet, helping to prevent items from falling out.

Ensure your coat is clean and completely dry before storing it. Hang it on a sturdy, broad hanger in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Avoid compressing it in tight spaces or airtight bags, as this can flatten the wadding and reduce its insulating properties over time.

Ensure you have selected the correct size based on your usual outerwear preferences. If you plan to wear very thick layers underneath, consider sizing up. Over-layering can also contribute to a bulky feel; opt for effective, thinner thermal layers.

New zippers can sometimes be stiff. Gently work the zippers back and forth several times. If stiffness persists, a small amount of graphite from a pencil or a specialized zipper lubricant can be applied carefully to the teeth, avoiding contact with the fabric.

Verify that the full-zip front is completely closed to trap heat effectively. Ensure the hood is up if needed for additional head and neck warmth. Also, consider the ambient temperature and if additional base layers are necessary for optimal insulation.

This is common for puffer coats. During drying, especially if tumble drying, use dryer balls (e.g., clean tennis balls) to help break up clumps and redistribute the wadding evenly. If air drying, regularly fluff and pat the coat to restore its loft and smooth out the insulation.