Swell II — Onyx

The Swell IIl coat combines warmth, comfort, and a distinct, relaxed style with its oversized fit and high collar with a fixed hood. Embracing slouch and volume, this coat features drop-shoulder styling and minimal texture for a modern, laid-back look. Side splits with rounded corners add extra flair and movability, making Swell II a versatile piece that adapts to various weather conditions and layering needs. Despite its long length, the coat remains ultra-light, weighing only 980 grams in size Small.

Swell IIl’s oversized fit and modern design make it a standout choice for those seeking both style and functionality in their winter outerwear. The snowproof and wind- and water-resistant construction ensures that you remain protected from the elements, while the breathable two-way mechanical stretch fabric allows for natural movement and comfort throughout the day.

The coat's lightweight feel is complemented by its high fill power 90/10 RDS-certified down insulation, which provides excellent warmth without adding unnecessary bulk. The high collar and fixed hood offer additional protection against wind and cold, making Swell II suitable for a variety of weather conditions.

Features such as the outside waist pockets with zippers and an inside chest pocket provide ample storage for your essentials, ensuring that your belongings are secure and easily accessible. The integrated 3M reflective tape adds a layer of safety, improving visibility during evening outings or in low-light environments.

Swell IIl's versatile design allows it to be worn with multiple layers or mid-layer jackets, making it adaptable to different styles and weather conditions. Embrace the cool, relaxed vibe and practical warmth of the Swell IlI coat, ensuring you stay stylish and comfortable from early fall through the depths of winter.

— Temperature Rating: Built for cold conditions, providing comfort down to –10 °C / –15 °C depending on the person and layers worn.
— Snowproof: Designed to keep you dry and comfortable in snowy conditions.
— Wind- and Water-Resistant: Provides effective protection against wind and light rain while maintaining breathability.
— Lightweight Design: Weighs just 980 grams in size Small, offering warmth without the bulk.
— High Fill Power: 750 fill power delivers a high warmth-to-weight ratio for efficient insulation.
— Breathable Fabric: Two-way mechanical stretch fabric ensures comfort and ease of movement.
— Functional Hood: Features a high collar with a fixed hood for added warmth and protection.
— Practical Pockets: Equipped with outside waist pockets with zippers and an inside chest pocket with a zipper for secure storage.
— Natural Down Insulation: Filled with 90/10 RDS-certified down for efficient warmth and sustainability.
— Reflective Safety: Integrated pull-down 3M reflective tape enhances visibility in low-light conditions.

UNPACKING YOUR NEW DOWN JACKET
When you first unpack your down jacket, it may appear flat or compressed. This is normal due to the packaging. To restore its natural loft, hang the jacket in a well-ventilated area for at least 48 hours. This allows the down feathers to "fluff" and regain their full volume, ensuring maximum insulation. Avoid wearing or storing the jacket before this process is complete for optimal warmth and comfort.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS
To keep your down jacket in top condition, follow these care steps:

1. Washing: Use a front-loading washing machine with a gentle cycle and cold water. Add a down-specific detergent or a mild, fragrance-free detergent. Avoid bleach and fabric softeners.
2. Drying: Tumble dry on low heat with clean tennis balls or dryer balls to help restore the loft of the down. Ensure the jacket is completely dry to avoid mold or clumping.
3. Storage: Store in a cool, dry place. Avoid compressing the jacket in a stuff sack for long periods; hang it or lay it flat to preserve the down's loft.
4. Spot Cleaning: Use a damp cloth and mild detergent for small stains to reduce the need for frequent full washes.
5. Avoid Heat: Keep your jacket away from direct heat sources such as radiators or open flames to protect the fabric and insulation.