Ladies Dark Charcoal Black Short Puffer Jacket Without Hood
R999.00
For such a light weight layer, this GiLo puffer jacket is incredibly warm.
We are totally against the use of Duck down, so have replaced the down with an ECONYL synthetic fibre called SEE, the closest equivalent to down in function and in warmth, without harming ducks in any way.
The jacket is fitted, but with enough room to layer and keep that chill totally out. Soft to the touch and water repellent recycled ECONYL fabric used.
These GiLo puffer jackets come with a short black, fake, plush fur collar to keep the neck warm and cozy on those cold and frosty mornings, days and nights.
Elasticated side panels have been added to the ladies jackets to give the jacket more comfort, class and a more flattering fit.
Top quality branded GiLo zippers and poppers have been used.
This Jacket is Light and comfortable for all Lifestyles.
Description
Ladies Dark Charcoal Black Short Puffer Jacket Without Hood
- 100% silky soft nylon.
- Filling: 100% high quality synthetic fibre filling. *
- Water repellent.
- Full front zipper.
- Front pockets.
- Inside pocket.
- Branded poppers.
- Branded tonal woven badge.
- Lining: 100% nylon.
- Do not dry clean.
- Machine wash cold, with like colours.
- Only non-chlorine bleach.
Ladies Dark Charcoal Black Short Puffer Jacket Without Hood. GiLo Lifestyle are against cruelty to animals and the harm and pain inflicted upon the ducks for the use of their down and feathers to fill garments. GiLo have therefore gone for green clothing using a high quality synthetic fibre filling made with insulative materials by DuPont.
We only use sustainable fibres, developed to be used as an alternative to down and feather filling. This fibre filling creates lightweight garments and offers the same unique compression and recovery characteristics that customers need. It feels and works to keep the body warm, in very much the same way down does.
Live plucking causes birds considerable pain and distress. Once their feathers are ripped out, many of the birds, paralysed with fear, are left with gaping wounds—some even die as a result of the procedure. Workers often sew the birds’ skin back together without using any anaesthetics.
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