PARAJUMPERS Mariah Hooded Down Jacket - Beige - L

The product description states 'Mariah Hooded Down Jacket,' indicating it comes with a hood. However, it does not specify if the hood is detachable. Please refer to the product imagery or physical product for confirmation.

The jacket features a water-repellent treatment, which offers good protection against light rain and drizzles. It is not fully waterproof, so for heavy or prolonged downpours, additional waterproof outer layers would be recommended.

The primary filling material for insulation is 100% duck down, known for its excellent warmth-to-weight ratio and ability to trap heat effectively.

To preserve the down's loft and the jacket's shape, store it uncompressed in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated space. Avoid hanging it on a narrow hanger for long periods, which can distort the shoulders.

The outer shell of the jacket is composed of 60% polyester and 40% polyamide, providing durability and the base for its protective treatments.

The duck-down filling provides excellent warmth for cold conditions. While a specific temperature rating isn't provided, it's designed to keep you cozy as temperatures drop. For extreme cold, layering appropriately underneath will enhance its thermal performance.

This is common with down garments. Tumble dry the jacket on a low heat setting with 2-3 clean tennis balls or dryer balls. The balls will help agitate the down and restore its loft. Repeat drying cycles as needed until the jacket is fully fluffed and dry, which can take several hours.

Ensure the jacket is clean, as dirt and oils can compromise DWR (Durable Water Repellent) performance. After washing and complete drying, the DWR treatment may need to be reactivated with gentle heat (e.g., a low-heat tumble dry) or reapplied using a specialized DWR spray or wash-in product designed for outerwear.

Occasional feather migration is normal with down-filled garments and not usually a sign of a defect. Gently push any escaping feathers back into the jacket from the inside to avoid enlarging the fabric hole. Avoid pulling them out, as this can worsen the issue over time.

Down takes a long time to dry completely. Continue tumble drying on a very low heat setting with tennis balls/dryer balls. It's essential to ensure every bit of down is dry to prevent mildew and maintain insulation. This may require an entire day of intermittent drying.

This usually indicates that the down was not completely dried, leading to mildew. Rewash the jacket following the care instructions, using a specialized down cleaner if available. Then, ensure a very thorough and extended low-heat tumble dry with dryer balls until there is absolutely no dampness remaining.