Core Identity packable gilet - EA7 - Black

Info needed: Specific care instructions for washing and drying are not provided in the product description. Please refer to the care label attached to the garment for detailed instructions to ensure proper maintenance of the goose down and technical fabric.

The product description highlights a 'technical fabric' but does not specify water resistance or waterproof capabilities. Info needed: Please consult the product packaging or official EA7 documentation for details on its water resistance.

'Fully packable' means the gilet can be compressed into a small size and stored in its included dust bag. This feature makes it exceptionally convenient for travel, backpacking, or carrying as an emergency layer when space is at a premium.

The EA7 Core Identity Packable Gilet combines goose down padding for lightweight warmth with a technical fabric exterior, which is specified as Polyester in the product attributes.

This gilet provides warmth through goose down padding, making it suitable for moderate cold. However, for very cold weather, it is best utilized as an insulating mid-layer underneath a heavier, weather-resistant outer coat to provide adequate protection.

Yes, the product description states that the gilet is fully packable and can be stored in its dust bag, which is included with your purchase.

The technical fabric (Polyester) complements the goose down by providing a durable outer shell that contributes to the gilet's versatility, making it suitable for various activities and offering protection.

Hang the gilet immediately after removing it from its dust bag. Gently shake it to help the goose down loft and allow wrinkles to naturally release over time.

Ensure no fabric from the gilet or underlying layers is caught in the zipper teeth. Gently pull the zipper slider up and down a few times without forcing it. Avoid yanking, which can damage the zipper.

Info needed: Specific care instructions may be required to restore loft to the goose down. Improper washing or storage (e.g., prolonged compression) can cause down feathers to clump. Ensure the gilet is completely dry if it has been exposed to moisture, as damp down loses its insulating properties.