PARAJUMPERS Mariah Hooded Down Jacket - Black - XL

No, the jacket features a water-repellent treatment, which means it will shed light rain and moisture. It is not fully waterproof, and prolonged exposure to heavy rain may lead to saturation.

With its 100% duck-down filling, the jacket provides excellent warmth suitable for cold temperatures, making it ideal for autumn and winter conditions. Its performance will vary depending on layering and individual tolerance to cold.

Yes, the jacket is machine washable. We recommend following the care instructions provided: use a gentle cycle, a mild detergent (preferably down-specific), and tumble dry on low heat with dryer balls to restore down loft.

The outer shell is composed of 60% polyester and 40% polyamide, the lining is 100% polyamide, and the filling is 100% duck down.

The product description mentions a 'Hooded Down Jacket,' but does not specify if the hood is adjustable or removable. It is designed to provide additional warmth and protection for your head.

While providing excellent warmth with its duck-down filling, suitability for 'extreme cold' depends on specific temperatures and individual layering. For very extreme conditions, additional thermal base and mid-layers are recommended.

The wind-proof treatment helps to block cold air from penetrating the jacket's fabric, significantly reducing wind chill and helping you stay warmer and more comfortable in breezy or windy conditions.

This is common with down jackets. Tumble dry on a low heat setting with 2-3 clean tennis balls or dryer balls. This helps redistribute the down and restore loft. Repeat drying cycles if necessary, ensuring the jacket is completely dry before storing.

The water-repellent treatment can wear off with extended use and washing. Consider using a technical wash-in or spray-on DWR (Durable Water Repellent) treatment specifically designed for outerwear to rejuvenate its water resistance.

Occasional feather leakage is normal with down-filled jackets, especially when new. Gently push any escaping feathers back into the fabric from the inside. Avoid pulling them out, as this can enlarge the hole and cause more down loss.