Moncler Boed Down Jacket - Black

Longue saison is a term often used by Moncler to describe a dense, tightly woven nylon fabric known for its durability, wind resistance, and ability to hold its shape.

Refer to the brand's specific sizing chart. The jacket is designed for a feminine silhouette, so consider how much layering you plan to do underneath. It should fit comfortably with room for movement, particularly at the shoulders and arms.

Based on the description, the shearling trim is integrated into the hood and is not described as removable. It is part of the jacket's design and construction.

The nylon exterior offers water resistance, making it suitable for light rain or snow. For prolonged exposure to heavy rain, a fully waterproof jacket would be more appropriate. It's best to avoid getting it excessively wet.

This refers to the use of real sheep shearling on the hood trim. It indicates that animal products have been used in the making of the garment.

Store the jacket on a breathable hanger in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Avoid compressing it in airtight bags, as this can damage the down insulation over time.

This is normal for down products and indicates a high fill power. Gently pull the cluster back inside from the opposite side of the fabric.

The down may have clumped during washing or drying. Ensure the jacket is completely dry by continuing to tumble dry on low with dryer balls until the down is fully re-fluffed. Check care label for precise drying instructions.

Ensure there is no fabric caught in the zipper. Gently try to move the zipper up and down. You can apply a small amount of graphite (from a pencil) or a specialized zipper lubricant to the teeth to improve smoothness.

Gently brush the shearling with a soft brush after the jacket is completely dry. Avoid excessive moisture on the trim.