- Is the Lysa coat warm enough for winter?
- Yes for typical cold, damp city winters, thanks to the padded synthetic fill and long body. In hard freezes or long outdoor stretches, a down coat will be warmer for the same weight.
- Does it contain real down?
- No. Save The Duck uses synthetic filling instead of down and feathers, which is the brand's main selling point. The shell is a wool, polyester and nylon blend.
- How does the sizing run?
- The cut is straight, long and loose, and owners report it runs large. If you want a closer fit, size down; if you layer thick knitwear, take your usual size.
- Is the hood removable?
- Yes, the hood detaches, and the high collar still covers the neck with it off. The front closes with a two-way zip plus press studs and buttons.
- Can I machine wash it?
- Yes, at 30 degrees, and do not bleach. Use a gentle cycle and let it air dry to protect the water-repellent finish and the quilting.
- How does it compare with a down coat?
- It is animal-free and easier to wash, but heavier and less packable than a good down coat of similar warmth. It suits shoppers who put ethics and easy care first.
- Where is the Save The Duck Lysa Coat cheapest?
- At Shopbop, for $278.00, as of our latest check.