Canada Goose Lodge Hooded Jacket - Blue - 42

No, the jacket features a DWR-treated ripstop nylon shell, making it highly water-repellent and wind-resistant. It will protect you from light rain and snow, but it is not designed to be fully waterproof for heavy, prolonged downpours.

The jacket is designed to be highly compressible and packs into its own interior pocket. Simply fold or roll the jacket carefully, pushing out air as you go, until it fits snugly into the designated pocket. This makes it very convenient for travel and storage.

The Lodge Hooded Jacket is ideal for transitional weather and cool-to-cold conditions. Its 750 fill power down provides substantial warmth without bulk, making it perfect for active use in autumn, spring, and milder winter days, or as a layering piece in colder environments.

Yes, the jacket can be machine washed at 30 degrees Celsius. Always check the specific care label inside the jacket for detailed instructions. It's often recommended to use a mild, down-specific detergent and to tumble dry on low with dryer balls to fluff the down.

Fill power is a measure of the loft or fluffiness of down. A 750 fill power rating indicates very high-quality down that provides excellent warmth for its weight and is highly compressible. Higher fill power means more air trapped per ounce of down, leading to better insulation.

Power Stretch® cuffs are designed to provide a secure, comfortable fit around your wrists. They are made from a stretchy, durable material that helps seal out cold air and retain warmth, while also allowing for easy movement and layering with gloves.

Yes, the filling consists of 90% down and 10% feathers, which are animal-derived. The product description notes it 'Contains non-textile parts of animal origin.' The down is responsibly sourced.

After washing, down insulation can sometimes clump. Tumble dry on low heat with a few clean tennis balls or dryer balls to redistribute and fluff the down evenly.

The Durable Water Repellent (DWR) coating may need to be reactivated or reapplied. Wash the jacket following care instructions, then tumble dry on low heat to reactivate the DWR. If this doesn't work, consider using a DWR-restoring spray or wash-in product suitable for technical outerwear.

Ensure the fabric is not caught in the zipper teeth. Apply a small amount of graphite from a pencil or a specialized zipper lubricant to the zipper teeth to smooth operation.

Ensure all air is expelled from the jacket as you roll or stuff it into the pocket. Start from the bottom hem and systematically push air out as you compress towards the pocket opening. Make sure pockets are empty.