CP COMPANY DD Shell Medium Down Jacket - Green - XL

The jacket is crafted from micro-ripstop opaque 7-denier nylon, which offers good wind resistance and protection in cooler weather. While it provides some resistance to light moisture, it is not fully waterproof and is not designed for heavy rain.

Always refer to the specific care label inside your jacket. Generally, down jackets require a delicate wash cycle with cold water and a specialized down-specific detergent. Avoid traditional detergents, bleach, or fabric softeners. It is crucial to tumble dry on a low heat with tennis balls to re-fluff the down.

This jacket features a high-quality insulation blend of 95% white duck down feathers and 5% feathers, providing excellent warmth-to-weight ratio.

The goggles on the hood are a signature design element of C.P. Company, known for its distinctive and functional aesthetics. They contribute to the jacket's unique style.

The jacket provides good warmth for cooler temperatures and mild winter conditions due to its down insulation. However, for extremely cold winter weather, especially in sub-zero temperatures, you might need to layer appropriately or opt for a heavier-duty winter coat.

The product description mentions a "two-pocket construction" for small essentials, which typically refers to exterior pockets. No internal pockets are explicitly mentioned.

This is common with down jackets. Tumble dry the jacket on a low heat setting with 2-3 clean tennis balls. The tennis balls will help agitate and redistribute the down, restoring its loft. This may require several drying cycles.

The micro-ripstop nylon offers some water resistance, but it's not fully waterproof. Over time, or after many washes, this repellency can diminish. Consider using a technical wash-in or spray-on DWR (Durable Water Repellent) treatment specifically designed for technical outerwear and down products, following the product's instructions carefully.

It's normal for a small amount of down to escape, especially with new jackets. If it's excessive, check for any small tears or punctures in the fabric. For minor escapes, gently pull the feather back from the inside if possible, rather than pulling it out completely, which can create a larger opening.