Save the Duck Smeg 9 (Black) Womens Clothing

The Save the Duck Smeg 9 Coat is crafted from a layered poly knit fabric that resists water and provides breathability. Tapered seams offer you full coverage from cold, wind, and wet weather conditions. Faux
- fur lining and trims lend to long
- lasting comfort and warmth. PLUMTECH Insulation : Leave the down on the duck! PLUMTECH insulation is expertly crafted in order to not only imitate the properties of natural down but improve on them. Unlike traditional polyfill batting, PLUMTECH insulation utilizes padding created in order to match the fluffy, high
- loft properties of down. Ultralightweight construction reduces bulk and encumbrance in order to maintain natural range of motion. While insulation is lightweight, it maintains a high density of fibers increasing both surface area of fibers and quantity of air pockets in order to trap a greater degree of warmth. Synthetic fibers create a hydrophobic face that speeds the passage of moisture vapor from perspiration, promoting breathability and quick
- dry performance. Quick
- dry design decreases internal humidity in order to resist accumulation of odor
- causing mold. Faux
- fur lining for added warmth. Foldover collar with detachable hood. Long sleeves boast faux
- fur cuffs. Straight back yoke. Zippered hand pockets. Concealed zip
- front closure with button
- front placket. Straight hemline. 100 percent polyester; Lining: 100 percent polyester. Hand wash with cold water, do not tumble dry. Imported. All Save The Duck factories meet the following independent, third
- party certification standards: Business Social Compliance Initiative (BSCI) certification sets out 11 core labor rights which the Save The Duck factories implement within their entire supply chain. Worldwide Responsible Accredited Production (WRAP) certification combines principles of international workplace standards, local laws and workplace regulations, and the spirit or language of relevant International Labor Organization (ILO) conventions. These principles r