Hooded Short Down Jacket
A compact hooded layer with a slim line and thick down-cotton fill, built for cold mornings and city errands. Zip it up over knitwear and step out.
Order today for estimated delivery Nov 10 – Nov 24
Details
A short, close-fitting layer for mornings when the air turns sharp. The hood settles around the face, the zip runs clean to the chin, and the hem stops at the hip for a neat line over trousers.
The shell is a smooth high-elastic polyester, filled with thick down cotton for warmth without bulk. Long sleeves and a slim cut keep the shape tidy over a fine knit.
Wear it for the morning walk, the weekend market, or the commute on a grey day. Solid colourways run from black and white to khaki, emerald white, warm coffee, gray, purple, and pink.
Available in M to XXL. The cut follows Asian measurements and runs one to two sizes smaller than EU and US labels, so choose the larger option if you fall between two and allow 2-3 cm for manual measurement.
- Hooded neckline with a full front zip
- Short hem that sits at the hip
- Thick down-cotton fill inside a high-elastic polyester shell
- Slim fit with long sleeves
- Solid colour range: white, black, khaki, emerald white, warm coffee, gray, purple, pink
- M to XXL, with a note that the cut runs small against EU and US labels
Shades
white, black, khaki, Emerald White, warm coffee, gray, purple, pink
How to use
Check the chart before ordering: the cut runs small against EU and US labels, so choose the larger option if you are between two. Allow 2-3 cm for manual measurement. Zip it over a fine knit with straight-leg trousers, or leave it open over a hoodie for a weekend walk.
Delivery & returns
Ships within 1-3 business days with tracking and usually arrives in 7-15 business days, sooner from our regional warehouses. All sales are final; if your order arrives damaged, defective or wrong, tell us within 7 days of delivery. Learn more
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