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Veilance Altus Down Jacket Men's

Veilance Altus Down Jacket Men's

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$700.00last seen Oct 29

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Our take on the Veilance Altus Down Jacket Men's

The Veilance Altus Down Jacket is Arc'teryx's luxury line take on a waterproof down puffer: a GORE-TEX ePE shell over 850-fill European goose down, with synthetic insulation mapped into moisture-prone zones. It is a heavyweight winter piece with an insulated StormHood, articulated patterning and cuff gaskets, cut for casual city wear rather than alpine use. It sits at the top of the down-jacket market, so its price is a splurge rather than a value pick.

Best forCity commuters facing wet, cold wintersBuyers who want one waterproof down jacket instead of a shell plus a pufferShoppers who value Arc'teryx fit and construction over logosMild-to-cold climates where rain, not deep snow, is the problem
Pros
  • GORE-TEX ePE membrane is genuinely waterproof and windproof
  • 850-fill European goose down gives strong warmth for its weight
  • Down Composite Mapping puts synthetic fill where moisture builds
  • Insulated StormHood and cuff gaskets seal out drafts
  • Articulated patterning keeps movement easy despite the bulk
Cons
  • Very expensive for a casual puffer
  • Heavyweight build is overkill for mild winters
  • Down still needs care; washing and drying a GORE-TEX down piece is fussy
  • Bulky silhouette compared with lighter Veilance layers

Veilance Altus Down Jacket Men's price history

Lowest price we've seen: $700.00 on Oct 29. Tracked across 1 store since Oct 29.

What reviewers say

Owners of Veilance down pieces generally rate the build and weather protection highly, and the Altus follows that pattern: warm, dry and well cut. The recurring complaint is price, plus the bulk and care demands of a waterproof down jacket.

Pros
  • Stays dry in sustained rain, not just drizzle
  • Warm without excessive weight thanks to the 850-fill down
  • Clean, logo-light Veilance styling
  • Hood and cuffs block wind well
Cons
  • Price is hard to justify for casual use
  • Warmer than needed in mild winters
  • Bulkier than expected under a coat or pack
  • Down care and reproofing take effort

From Arc'teryx Outlet

  • Waterproof and windproof GORE-TEX with ePE membrane
  • 850 fill European goose down for premium warmth
  • Down Composite Mapping™ places synthetic insulation in moisture-heavy areas
  • Adjustable, insulated StormHood™ for warmth and coverage
  • Articulated patterning for unrestricted mobility
  • Cuff gaskets seal out drafts
Sizes
XS, S, M, L, XL
Materials
Body: 3L ePE GORE-TEX, 15d recycled nylon; Insulation: 850 fill European grey goose down and CLOMAX BRIO synthetic; Lining: 100% Nylon
Fit
Regular: Cut comfortably throughout the chest, waist, hip, and thigh
Sizing
Model is 6'1" wearing size M; Regular fit layers comfortably over or under other layers
Care
Machine wash low, tumble dry low with tennis balls, do not bleach, do not dry clean, do not iron, wash separately, do not use fabric softener, close all fasteni

Specifications

Season
Winter
Material
Jersey, Nylon, Polyester, Satin, Down
Waterproof
Yes
Fastener Type
Zipper
Color
Black, Passport, Sable, Mars, Silkstone
Style
Casual
Type
Puffer
Size Type

Questions and answers

Is the Altus worth the money?
If you want one jacket that handles rain and cold without layering a shell over a puffer, the GORE-TEX shell and 850-fill down justify part of the premium. For dry climates or light use, a cheaper down jacket plus a shell costs less.
How does it compare with a regular Arc'teryx down jacket?
The Altus adds a waterproof GORE-TEX ePE membrane and Veilance's minimalist styling. Standard Arc'teryx down jackets are usually lighter and cheaper but not fully waterproof.
Is it warm enough for real winter?
It is a heavyweight jacket with 850-fill down and mapped synthetic insulation, so it handles cold city winters well. In deep dry cold, a heavier parka still wins.
Does it run true to size?
It is a regular fit with articulated patterning, so most buyers take their usual size. It is cut to layer over a sweater, not to be skin-tight.
What is in the box?
The jacket ships with its hood and standard Veilance packaging; no stuff sack or extra layers are included.
When is it cheapest?
Veilance down sells at full price most of the season. Discounts tend to appear at end-of-season sales and outlet listings, so watch for markdowns in late winter.
Regular
Insulated
Yes
Fill Material
100% Down Fill
Warmth
Heavyweight