Three warm down jackets

Down jackets come in different variations and therefore it is all about finding a jacket that fits you and that meets your needs, and perhaps most importantly: keeps you warm. Below we list three warm options for the winter months.

City-minimalism from J.Lindeberg

Warmth and minimalism sum up this down jacket from J.LINDEBERG. For those who want to stay warm and comfortable without feeling underdressed, take an extra look at the Barrel Down Jacket model from the Swedish brand. The jacket is available in two colours (black and dark blue) and has a small logo on the chest. The fill level of 600 means the jacket extra warm, including the fleece-lined pockets. The upper is made in a recycled synthetic blend that is water-repellent. If you want to swap your coat for a warm down jacket on your way to work this autumn, this is a perfect option.

Expressive with Parajumpers

PARAJUMPERS are known for their innovation, technical functionality and design. If you like graphic patches and practical features, Parajumper's model Tyrik is something for you. The jacket’s outer shell is made of Codura ripstop with a DWR-treated surface. This means the jacket is both durable and resistant to heavy wind and light rain. A variety of pockets increased the overall functionality of the jacket, meaning you can have your mobile phone, keys and other smaller accessories close at hand. Even your phone needs warmth when the temperature drops to zero.

Versatility from Peak Performance

The Helium model from Peak Performance is an extremely light down jacket that performs just as well as a layer under your shell jacket, as a stand-alone outer garment for cold days. The lightweight construction means it is comfortable to carry. The classic quilt pattern is synonymous with Peak Performance, also adding a fresh twist. The ratio of how light it is and at the same time warm enough, makes this jacket a great staple all year round. Other features such as a drawstring hood and hem allow you to adjust the fit without the wind going through the garment. The weight of the jacket is around 250-350g (depending on size), which makes it efficient when you need to pack it into your bag on the go.