- Is the Dixon-X warm enough for winter?
- It is a down-filled bomber, so it handles cold city days well, especially layered over a sweater. The short hem leaves the hips exposed, so it is less suited to long spells outdoors in deep cold.
- Does it keep out rain?
- The nylon shell is water repellent, so it sheds drizzle and light snow. It is not a fully waterproof shell, and heavy rain will eventually soak through.
- How does it fit?
- It is cut as a slim bomber, so it runs close to the body. Size up if you plan to wear bulky layers underneath.
- How does it compare with Mackage's longer down jackets?
- Longer Mackage down styles cover more of the body and suit harsher cold. The Dixon-X trades that coverage for a lighter, more casual bomber look.
- How should I care for the down fill?
- Follow the care label: wash sparingly with a down-safe detergent and tumble dry low with dryer balls to restore loft. Avoid fabric softener and long storage compressed.
- What features does it have?
- Zip front closure, attached hood, zippered hand pockets and a solid black water-repellent nylon shell with down insulation.
- Where is the Mackage Dixon-X Bomber Jacket cheapest?
- At Mackage, for $1,490.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Mackage Dixon-X Bomber Jacket?
- 6 stores we checked sell it, including Sport Tech Store, mackage.com, ModeSens, Rue de Can, Tops and Bottoms USA.