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Lands' End Women's Packable Ultralight Down Coat

Name: Andrew Marc
Price: 69.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Winter Ready Outfit: Stitching lines offer a flattering look. Mid-hip length and full zip front closure from waist to chin. Deep zipper pockets for your commute or mountain ski vacation essentials.
Advanced Down Technology: Down insulation for as low as 7 degrees F. Anti-static thread. HyperDRY down retains its loft and warmth even when wet. Water resistant shell holds up against rain and snow.
Added Mobility: So long bulky puffer jackets! We're layering turtleneck sweaters fleece and long sleeve flannel underneath this one. Thanks to the lightweight comfort of this coat you can do it all.
Quality Materials: 100% nylon water resistant shell. 800 fill HyperDRY power down insulation. Dress winter ready. Attached hood for added protection against the elements. Machine wash.
Ultra Light Weight: Packable design streamlines suitcase packing for effortless travel. Maximizes space for additional layers and provides warmth during transitions from lodge to slopes.