Down Cruiser Parka
Down Cruiser Parka
This water-resistant down parka provides reliable warmth in the harshest weather conditions. It’s modeled after our iconic down jacket with extended length and the added protection of a hood.
Color: Otter Green
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Heritage waxed cottons combined with feather-light insulation
Features
- Built with water-resistant waxed cottons
- Insulated with responsibly-sourced 650FP down
- Wool-lined handwarmer pockets and hood
- Adjustable waist and cuffs
- Cargo and chest pockets with layered utility pockets
- Two-way front zipper with storm flap
SKU
F1420236378-1Material
8-oz. 100% cotton oil finish Shelter Cloth + 11-oz. 100% cotton oil finish Shelter Cloth + 2-oz. 100% nylon + 16-oz. 100% wool + 75% wool/25% nylon rib-knit + 650FP down.Manufacturing
Imported.Care
Do not wash or dry clean – brush or wipe clean with a damp rag. Rewax as needed to maintain maximum water resistance. To prevent the transfer of oils, we recommend avoiding prolonged contact between Filson oil finish goods and light-colored fabrics, especially in warm weather.A fusion of traditional waxed cottons and down insulation.
Our warmest coat, this parka is made with our signature waxed-cotton Cover and Shelter Cloths for water resistance and insulated with lightweight, responsibly sourced down. The attached hood is lined with wool for warmth, with an adjustable visor to keep rain out of your eyes. The snap-closure front and pockets are easy to operate even while wearing gloves. The down insulation is ethically sourced and certified under the Responsible Down Standard. This means the waterfowl that provide it are never live-plucked, force-fed, or treated otherwise inhumanely. It can be traced back to the original farms to ensure responsible standards are upheld.