- What condition is this jacket in?
- It is used and has marks on the front and back. Expect visible cosmetic wear rather than a like-new finish.
- What size is it and how does it fit?
- It is labeled XL. The measurements are 22 inches armpit to armpit, 20 inches armpit to cuff and 23 inches collar to hem, so check them against a jacket you already own.
- Is it warm enough for winter?
- It is an insulated jacket, so it is built for cold weather. The used condition may have flattened the insulation somewhat, so it suits cool to cold days rather than deep-freeze use.
- Can the marks be cleaned off?
- Some surface marks on synthetic outer shells lift with a damp cloth and mild detergent. Marks that have set into the fabric or are scuffs may remain.
- How does it compare with a new PUMA insulated jacket?
- A new one gives you unmarked fabric and full insulation loft. This one trades that for a lower cost of entry, with the flaws already disclosed.
- What should I check when it arrives?
- Check the front and back marks, the zipper and seams, and compare the measurements to the listing before wearing it.
- Where is the PUMA Insulated Womens Jacket cheapest?
- At Cerqular, for $12.48, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the PUMA Insulated Womens Jacket?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Cerqular, Amazon.