Patagonia Down Coat

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The Down Coat is a down insulated jacket made by Patagonia. It hasn't been rated yet. Be the first to write a review.

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From Campmor:
"A stylish long coat that is lightweight and warm for cold weather protection. Outer shell fabric is recycled polyester ripstop with Deluge DWR (durable water repellent) finish. 600 fill-power goose down insulation for superior warmth. Deep, weather shielding extended hood. Two-way full front zipper has windflap backing. Two on-seam fleece-lined drop in pockets. Girl-friendly, slightly fitted silhouette. Import."

From Backcountry.com:
"Send your little girl off to school in icy winter conditions in the Patagonia Girl s Down Coat, and she ll enjoy the knee-length warmth of 600-fill goose down. The insulated hood adds protection during blustery snow storms, and the two-way front zipper features a rear wind flap to keep cold air out. Drop-in fleece pockets keep her little hands warm when she forgets her gloves. The water-resistant, recycled-polyester shell wards off moisture for after-school snowball fights and fort-building sessions."

From RockCreek:
"The Girls' Down Coat by Patagonia is a stylish long coat that is lightweight and warm for cold-weather protection. This coat's longer length and deep, weather-shielding hood give girls fuller cold-season protection in a flattering silhouette. Lightweight, compressible and supremely warm, it has a windproof, tear- and water-resistant 2.3-oz 100% recycled polyester shell with a Deluge DWR (durable water repellent) finish, and quilted 600-fill-power goose down insulation. Internal elastic cuffs have gaiter-like protection against the elements, while the two-way full-front zip features a wind-flap backing to keep the chill out. On-seam pockets are fleece-lined for added warmth and comfort.Two color options have a fun print on the quilted lining."