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Emy Down Jacket Packable

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$141.29 $199 In stock

Category: Jackets

The Emy goes everywhere, because it fits in your bag. Ethically sourced down brings weightless warmth; a windproof, water-repellent recycled-nylon shell and a stowable hood handle the weather — all packed into a jacket that packs into its own pocket. Zip hand pockets, a clean front, four colourways. No excuses for leaving it behind. Warmth & wow.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Julian ★★★★★

The recycled shell shed a light drizzle without getting heavy, and the stowable hood was perfect when the sun came back out. I was shocked how warm this thin jacket kept me during a windy walk.

Adam H. ★★★★★

Packed it into its own pocket for a weekend trip and barely noticed it in my tote. The stowable hood came in clutch when a surprise drizzle hit, and the jacket stayed dry through it all. Weightless warmth is no exaggeration—I forgot I was wearing it.

John Q. ★★★★★

The recycled-nylon shell shrugs off a light drizzle without feeling stiff, and the stowable hood actually stays put in wind. I’ve worn it from chilly mornings to brisk evenings and never once felt the cold seep through.