Mackage Kent Hooded Puffer Jacket vs Mackage Edward Down Jacket

Both are Mackage down jackets with 90/10 duck down fill, but they are built for different buyers. The Kent is a lighter, looser streetwear puffer with oversized channel quilting and a removable hood; the Edward is the warmer, longer, more technical coat, rated to -25°C with 800 fill power, a membrane shell and a leather-trimmed removable hooded bib. Reviewers of Mackage down generally praise warmth-to-weight and hardware; owners of lighter styles like the Kent note the relaxed fit runs roomy and the lustrous shell shows wear more than matte fabrics. Buy the Edward if you face real cold and want one coat for it; buy the Kent if you want a lighter, more casual layer for milder winters and layering.

• Choose the Mackage Kent if you want a lighter, looser, casual puffer with oversized quilting and a removable hood for layering in moderate cold.
• Choose the Mackage Edward if you want a longer, warmer coat with 800 fill power, a membrane shell and a hooded bib rated down to -25°C.