Is the Mackage Kent warm enough for winter?

It is filled with 90% duck down and 10% feathers in wide channels, with rib knit storm cuffs and a drawcord hem. That handles cold city days well, especially layered over a sweater. For deep-freeze conditions, treat it as a mid-weight down jacket rather than an expedition coat.

Does the hood come off?

Yes. The hood is removable, and it has an adjustable leather drawcord storm visor. Removing the leather puller and fur before washing is part of the care instructions.

How does the Kent fit?

It is cut to an oversized, relaxed fit with a 2-way stretch shell. Most shoppers can take their usual size for the intended roomy look, or size down for a closer fit.

No. The shell is water resistant, water repellent and breathable, so it sheds light rain and snow. It is not a fully waterproof seam-sealed shell for heavy downpours.

How should I wash it?

Close the zippers, remove the fur and leather zipper puller, and machine wash on a delicate cycle at 30°C or below with mild detergent. Remove it immediately and tumble dry on low heat with tennis balls to restore loft.

What is the shell made of?

The shell is 82% polyamide/nylon and 18% elastane for 2-way stretch. The combo trim is a wool-acrylic-elastane knit, the lining is nylon, and the fill is duck down and feathers.