PuffitUp

Unlike down jackets made with feathers, PUFFTECH works well with quilted patterns, like this classic quilted coat. The long cut and relaxed fit make it easy to toss on over your other clothes.

This PUFFTECH parka makes use of a special two-layer structure. The block pattern contributes to the stitch-free, closed panel design, which keeps the wind and rain out and the insulation in. The fabric is water-repellent, so you can wear it in a light shower no problem.

Why is it that white looks so refined in winter? With a supple NANODESIGN™ outer courtesy of Toray Industries, this powder-soft down jacket’s premium fill gently envelopes the body. Eliminating the need for down packs helps keep the design light and warm.

Collars are one of the funnest parts of layering. This turtleneck knit, rayon blouse, and checked mini dress form a unique ensemble thanks to a PUFFTECH jacket in this season’s new lilac tone. The shaped waistline gives it a clean look. Comes with a stuff sack.

If you’re seeking warmth, go for a seamless down jacket that prevents the wind from seeping in by eliminating stitches. No need to bundle up: a thin base layer and a shirt should do just fine. Hooded regular fit on the left, stand collar cropped silhouette on the right. Available for men and women. Glancing over the chart below, you’ll find so many options that it’s hard to choose.

This vivid red parka uses PUFFTECH as well. Just like the men’s jacket, it has a fused-panel design that creates quilting without the use of stitch holes, keeping out the wind and rain and holding insulation in. The drop shoulders give it an easy modern fit.