The Jeni two-in-one parka from Mackage features a removable lightweight down bib. A hood with an adjustable storm visor and a matching elasticized belt complete this versatile style.
Funnel neck
Attached hood with storm visor
Long sleeves
Inner zip-front closure
Concealed snap-front closure
800+ fill power
Side insulated zip pockets
Elasticized grip tape belt
Windproof
59% nylon/41% polyester
Combo: 100% leather
Lining: 100% nylon
Fill: 90% duck down/10% feathers
Dry clean by leather specialist
Imported
SIZE & FIT
About 29.5" from shoulder to hem
Model measurements: 5'10" tall
Model is wearing a US size Small
ABOUT THE BRAND
Founded in Montreal in 1999, Mackage began as a comprehensive outerwear brand offering everything from fine leather jackets to tailored wool coats and down parkas. The label evolved to develop superior construction and comfort, creating flattering and elegant silhouettes. Mackage is committed to quality and performance with an eye toward aesthetic innovation in its women's, men's and kids' designs.
The Jeni two-in-one parka from Mackage features a removable lightweight down bib. A hood with an adjustable storm visor and a matching elasticized belt complete this versatile style.Funnel neckAttached hood with storm visorLong sleevesInner zip-front closureConcealed snap-front closure800+ fill powerSide insulated zip pocketsElasticized grip tape beltWindproof59% nylon/41% polyesterCombo: 100% leatherLining: 100% nylonFill: 90% duck down/10% feathersDry clean by leather specialistImportedSIZE & FIT
About 29.5" from shoulder to hemModel measurements: 5'10" tallModel is wearing a US size SmallABOUT THE BRANDFounded in Montreal in 1999, Mackage began as a comprehensive outerwear brand offering everything from fine leather jackets to tailored wool coats and down parkas. The label evolved to develop superior construction and comfort, creating flattering and elegant silhouettes. Mackage is committed to quality and performance with an eye toward aesthetic innovation in its women's, men's and kids' designs.
