Is the Therme SV worth the price?

If you face long, wet, freezing winters and want one coat to last years, yes. For mild winters or occasional use, a cheaper synthetic parka covers the same ground.

How does the Therme SV differ from the regular Therme?

The SV is the severe-weather version: longer cut, more insulation and a beefier GORE-TEX shell. The standard Therme is lighter and shorter for milder city winters.

Is it warm enough for below-freezing weather?

Yes for most people down to roughly -15°C (5°F) with normal layers. Below that, add a midlayer; down loses warmth if it gets soaked.

Does it fit over a suit or sweater?

The regular fit leaves room for a sweater or a light suit jacket. If you want a slim look, try one size down.

Just the parka. No stuff sack or extra liner is included.

Arc'teryx discounts the Therme line mainly at end-of-season sales and through authorized outlet stock. Check the price history before buying at full price.

What do buyers say about the Arc'teryx Therme SV Parka?

Buyers like: Quick delivery; Well packed; Item as described.

Arc'teryx Therme SV Parka

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Our take on the Arc'teryx Therme SV Parka

The Therme SV is Arc'teryx's longest and warmest down parka, built for cold, wet city winters. It pairs a 2L GORE-TEX shell with 750 fill goose down and an insulated StormHood, and weighs about 1,072 g. The FC0-DWR finish avoids PFAS-based repellents. It is a premium piece, so watch the price against its recent range before buying.

Best forCold, wet winters in citiesCommuters who walk or wait outdoors