- Is the Shiloh-F warm enough for winter?
- The down and feather fill handles cold city days well, especially over a sweater. It is not built for extreme cold or long exposure like a technical expedition parka.
- How does it compare with a nylon puffer?
- The leather shell looks dressier and blocks wind well, but nylon puffers are lighter, easier to clean and more weatherproof. Choose the Shiloh-F for style, a puffer for wet or rough use.
- How should I care for the leather shell?
- Wipe it clean and avoid machine washing. Leather outerwear generally needs professional leather cleaning, and down fill should be aired and spot-cleaned rather than soaked.
- Does it run true to size?
- The flared cut leaves room at the hem, so it fits closer at the shoulders and looser below. Shoppers between sizes often prefer the smaller one for a neater line.
- What is in the box?
- The jacket itself, with its button front and pockets. No extra liner or belt is included unless a listing states otherwise.
- Where is the Mackage Shiloh-f Black Down Jacket cheapest?
- At Mackage, for $1,490.00, as of our latest check.