GANT Light Down Jacket - Juniper Green - Striped

This GANT Light Down Jacket is ideal for transitional seasons like spring and autumn, or mild winter days. It provides warmth without excessive bulk, perfect for temperatures above freezing or as a layering piece.

The product description does not specify waterproof capabilities. Typically, light down jackets offer some water resistance against light drizzles, but they are generally not fully waterproof. We recommend consulting the product label for specific material information, as water resistance can vary.

A 'regular fit' means the jacket is cut to offer a comfortable, standard silhouette that is neither too tight nor too loose. It allows for easy movement and comfortable layering over other garments.

The jacket features a 'Loose loop with logo on the back'. This is a small, subtle loop, likely a hanger loop, located on the back of the jacket, which displays the GANT brand logo.

Generally, light down jackets can be machine washed on a gentle cycle with a down-specific detergent. However, it's crucial to always check the specific care label inside your jacket for precise instructions to avoid damage, as material composition can affect washing recommendations.

While lightweight and warm, this jacket is primarily designed for casual wear and urban environments. For intense outdoor activities, you might prefer specialized performance gear that offers enhanced durability, breathability, and specific weather protection features.

This is common with down jackets. Tumble dry on low heat with 2-3 clean tennis balls or dryer balls. The balls will help redistribute and fluff up the down filling. Ensure the jacket is fully dry before removing.

If the jacket was not dried completely, moisture can lead to odors. Re-wash and ensure thorough drying with tennis balls. For storage odors, air the jacket out in a well-ventilated area for a few days.

Some minor feather leakage is normal, especially with new down jackets. If it's excessive, check for small tears or loose seams. Avoid pulling feathers out; instead, push them back in from the underside if possible.

For persistent stains, try a targeted spot cleaner designed for the jacket's outer fabric (if known). Always test on an inconspicuous area first. For oil-based stains, a small amount of rubbing alcohol on a clean cloth might help, followed by a gentle wash.