Patrick Star Hooded Down Jacket

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• Brand CATSSTAC

- This down jacket utilizes a fabric combination of polyester and polyurethane, each offering distinct advantages. The polyurethane coating forms a tight windproof and waterproof barrier, effectively blocking moisture and cold wind during autumn and winter rain or snow, preventing the inner down from dampening and clumping, thus ensuring consistent warmth retention. Polyester serves as the base fabric, providing wear and wrinkle resistance. It resists snagging and damage from daily friction, is easy to care for after washing, maintains its shape well, and helps the jacket retain a structured silhouette—avoiding a soft, slouchy, or bulky appearance.

- Filling: 700 Fill Power, New National Standard 90% White Duck Down. With a medium-high loft, 700 fill power traps ample air to create an efficient thermal layer that delivers strong insulation with lighter overall weight, ensuring warmth without bulk or restriction. The 90% white duck down meets national quality standards—a high down content indicates full, plump clusters with minimal feather residue, offering a soft, skin-friendly feel. The integrity of the down clusters ensures long-lasting resistance to clumping and reliable, durable thermal performance.

- The jacket features a three-dimensional, relaxed hooded cut. The combination of dropped shoulders and an oversized silhouette offers inclusive wearability for various body types. The hood not only enhances neck warmth but also, through its "easygoing drape," softens the bulky stereotype often associated with down jackets. A core highlight is the irregular quilting technique. Moving beyond traditional straight-line quilting, curved and three-dimensional panel quilting ensures even heat distribution and prevents down shifting, while also creating a visually layered contour—elevating "thermal functionality" into "design aesthetics." This transforms the down jacket from a "necessity" into a "style statement." The curved pockets meet practical needs, such as storing phones or gloves, while their structural lines reinforce the design language—turning "functional details" into styling highlights.

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