Women's Nylon White-Duck-Down Jacket

Add a simple jacket without a bulky-looking silhouette

A heavy-looking outer layer can overwhelm a simple casual outfit. This women's jacket offers a slimmer listed cut with horizontal quilting and a plain, collarless-looking neckline in the photograph. The yellow example shows a front opening and long sleeves, making it a straightforward layer over a separate top. Nylon is the listed shell material. White duck down is specified as the filling, with 80% down content and a listed down weight below 100g.

Design and selection details

Sizes M–XXXL and thirteen colour labels are selectable. The jacket is described as single-breasted, without a hood or detachable parts, and with pockets. Those specifications do not establish a tested warmth rating, waterproofing or a total garment weight. The image shows rolled bags alongside the jacket, but the text does not independently confirm a storage pouch with every option. Confirm package contents if packability is important to you.

Choose the fit with your intended underlayer in mind. A slim jacket may need different room at the shoulders and arms from a loose coat. The numerical size references are preserved below without assigning them an unverified measurement label. Follow the finished garment's care instructions rather than using a general wash routine for every down-filled item.

Size references

Listed centimetre references: M: 37cm; L: 38cm; XL: 39cm; XXL: 40cm; XXXL: 41cm. Confirm the measurement basis before choosing. Reference sizes may include sizes that are not currently selectable.

Selectable options

Color: Yellow, Big red, White, Haze blue, bright red, Light purple, Navy blue, Pea green, Leather pink, Black, Grey, Wine red, khaki. Size: XXXL, XXL, L, M, XL.

Allow room for the layers underneath

Compare the chest, shoulder, sleeve and body measurements with an outer layer you already enjoy wearing. Account for the thickness of your intended top rather than choosing a close fit over bare measurements. A slim or loose label describes the cut generally and cannot establish the exact room available in every part of the garment.

Check length with your usual footwear

An outer layer can create quite a different outline depending on where the hem falls. Consider the distance from shoulder to hem and compare it with your height, trousers and dresses. A mannequin or styled photograph demonstrates one proportion, not a universal finished look. Leave enough room through the arms for the movements you expect during normal wear.

Keep material claims specific

Choose around the composition that is actually stated rather than a style category or a surface that resembles another fibre. A thick-looking fabric does not establish a tested temperature range, and quilting does not prove waterproofing. Follow the finished coat or jacket's care instructions, especially where shell, filling and lining may need different treatment. Accessories used to style the image are separate.