Lightweight, flexible and packable down jacket for winter activities.
The Expedition Pack Down Jacket is a lightweight, packable down jacket for cold-weather winter activities. Easy to pull on for extra warmth when you take a break, and just as easy to compress into its own inner pocket when you don't need it. Padded with a layer of ethically produced, traceable down in stitch-through channels with synthetic insulation over the shoulders for extra resistance against pressure and moisture. The outstanding goose down keeps you cosy and warm when you're traversing winter hikes, allowing you to concentrate on the journey ahead. Two zippered hand pockets provide plenty of secure storage, and an inner zippered pocket doubles as a stash bag when useful. The hood provides extra coverage when needed, keeping ears and your head warm. It is part of Fjällräven's Expedition Series with iconic designs, sustainably produced materials and high reliability in cold conditions.
Fjällräven Expedition Pack Down Men's Hooded Jacket
Lightweight, flexible and packable down jacket for winter activities.
The Expedition Pack Down Jacket is a lightweight, packable down jacket for cold-weather winter activities. Easy to pull on for extra warmth when you take a break, and just as easy to compress into its own inner pocket when you don't need it. Padded with a layer of ethically produced, traceable down in stitch-through channels with synthetic insulation over the shoulders for extra resistance against pressure and moisture. The outstanding goose down keeps you cosy and warm when you're traversing winter hikes, allowing you to concentrate on the journey ahead. Two zippered hand pockets provide plenty of secure storage, and an inner zippered pocket doubles as a stash bag when useful. The hood provides extra coverage when needed, keeping ears and your head warm. It is part of Fjällräven's Expedition Series with iconic designs, sustainably produced materials and high reliability in cold conditions.
Sustainability - Lining: 100% recycled Polyamide.
