Down jackets
The best way to stay warm in winter
Essential for facing winter with confidence, down and feather jackets are among the warmest options available. Those filled with synthetic insulation are also highly effective and have the advantage of retaining warmth even when damp. Equally practical in the mountains or around town, women’s down jackets and men’s down jackets have become wardrobe staples. At Glisshop, you’ll find a wide selection suited to your needs and outdoor pursuits, featuring brands such as Picture, Salomon, Scott, Sun Valley, Superdry, Therm-ic, Patagonia, Lafuma, Columbia, Helly Hansen, Mammut, Dynafit, Norrona... You’ll also find a selection of ultralight down jackets offering exceptional insulation and impressive lightness.
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Recommended price
£215.91
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£172.71
The RAB Microlight Alpine Jkt Black is a lightweight, comfortable down jacket ideal for mountain activities, offering optimum insulation thanks to its Pertex Quantum and multiple practical features.
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Recommended price
£157.50
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£62.91
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Recommended price
£197.91
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£161.91
The Therm-Ic Power Vest women’s heated sleeveless down jacket features 5 heating elements that deliver warmth at the torso, pockets, kidneys and back.
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Recommended price
£125.91
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£94.41
Compact and functional, the Jott Tom Cobalt sleeveless down jacket effectively protects the bust while leaving the arms free, ideal for moving comfortably without uncovering.
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£269.10
The Norrona Trollveggen Superlight Down 800 Indigo Night down jacket combines lightness and warmth thanks to its RDS 800+ duck down insulation, ideal for high-mountain adventurers.
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Recommended price
£359.10
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£233.10
The Norrona Lofoten Down 800 Anorak W Oatmeal is a lightweight, warm, and eco-friendly jacket designed for mountain and snow sports enthusiasts, offering comfort and functionality.
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Recommended price
£170.91
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£102.51
Stamped with the brand's logo on the chest, the Verglas Hooded Insulator down jacket reflects Helly Hansen's commitment to combining performance and style, both in resort and off-piste.
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Recommended price
£62.91
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£53.01
Lightweight and water-repellent, super easily compressible, MAC IN A SAC's Alpine Men Khaki sleeveless down jacket is perfect for outdoor activities.
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- L (54)
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Recommended price
£179.91
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£143.91
The Glamorize VI Jacket Black by DARE2B envelops you in warmth and style, blending high-performance weather protection with elegant Swarovski crystal details for unforgettable winter adventures.
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- 12 (M)
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- 16 (XL)
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Recommended price
£98.91
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£83.61
A reversible model for women, the Polar Women Black Grey down comforter from MAC IN A SAC offers real insulation while remaining lightweight.
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Recommended price
£98.91
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£83.61
Easy to compress to take up minimal space in a backpack, the women's Polar Women Black Grey down comforter from MAC IN A SAC promises great insulation.
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- M (40)
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Recommended price
£206.91
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£154.71
Columbia's Amaze Puff Hooded Jacket Black women's down jacket combines RDS-certified down insulation, Omni-Shield™ water-repellent technology and multiple features for optimal everyday comfort.
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Recommended price
£107.91
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£86.31
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- 12 (M)
- 14 (L)
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Recommended price
£134.91
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£80.91
Designed with environmental responsibility in mind, Oakley's Autumn Rc Vest Arctic White women's sleeveless down jacket is a stylish and comfortable companion for all your outdoor and everyday activities.
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Recommended price
£287.91
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£215.91
The Bossanova 2.0 Puffy Jacket Navy by Helly Hansen delivers advanced comfort, weather protection and safety features for skiers seeking reliable performance.
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Recommended price
£112.50
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£45.00
The Dare2b Descending II Black Olivine Green down jacket features extra-warm ILoft Ecofill padding made from recycled materials
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Recommended price
£170.91
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£136.71
The Ebeleben Black women's down jacket from Icepeak combines fitted style, eco-friendly warmth and optimum protection to make the most of your active days on the slopes.
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- 36 (S)
- 38 (M)
- 40 (L)
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Recommended price
£179.91
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£143.91
The Glamorize VI Jacket Egret by DARE2B offers women stylish warmth, weather protection, and sparkling Swarovski details for unforgettable winter adventures on and off the slopes.
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- 14 (L)
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Recommended price
£269.91
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£215.91
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How to choose a good down jacket?
The down jacket is a warm and comfortable garment, ideal for protection against the cold. There are various types, each with its own characteristics. Choosing the right one is not difficult – simply consider your body shape and how you intend to use it.
A down jacket that keeps you warm under a ski or snow jacket
While some ski jackets are heavily insulated, many are designed to be waterproof, windproof and breathable only. They therefore need an insulating mid-layer. If, like us, you follow the three-layer clothing system, you’ll know that the down jacket serves as the second layer, providing essential thermal insulation.
When choosing your ski jacket, you should also decide what type of mid-layer you prefer. Since insulation is key, a down jacket is ideal as a mid-layer. Opt for a lightweight model, as a bulky one may make you feel restricted and uncomfortable.
Adding a thin, lightweight down insulated coat to your ski outfit
To fully enjoy winter sports and move around the resort more comfortably than with a traditional ski coat, you can choose a warm down jacket. Models filled with down and feathers are known to be the most efficient for facing freezing temperatures.
Some of the puffer jackets selected by Glisshop are suitable for everyday wear, while others are clearly designed for more demanding activities such as mountaineering or ski touring. They truly excel during multi-day expeditions when temperatures drop significantly.
Which down jacket for ski touring?
Ski touring requires an ultra-packable down jacket that fits easily into your rucksack during the climb while providing effective thermal insulation during breaks or at the summit.
For ski touring, we recommend choosing a goose down micro-jacket with a high fill power, ensuring the best warmth-to-weight ratio. You can also opt for sleeveless models to prevent overheating during exertion. Unlike natural down, synthetic insulated jackets retain their insulating properties even when wet, making them an excellent alternative for dealing with rapidly changing mountain weather. In all cases, look for technical features such as wind resistance, water-repellent finish and waterproof zips for optimal protection in alpine conditions.
A mid-season model for your outdoor activities
Manufacturers are constantly innovating to design technical down jackets that are highly versatile for use in-between seasons, in autumn and spring. These models are equally at home in the city or in the mountains on a hike. They’re easy to put on and take off, providing just the right amount of warmth for all your shoulder-season outdoor adventures.
Puffer jacket: with or without sleeves?
The down jacket is a warm, comfortable garment for winter. It can also be worn in transitional seasons when the weather demands it and put away when the warmer days arrive. It comes in several styles, with or without sleeves.
- A long-sleeved down jacket is warmer, as it covers both the torso and arms, offering full protection from the cold. Some hooded down jackets resemble lightweight jackets and can be worn as an outer layer.
- A sleeveless down vest is generally lighter and more minimalist. It keeps the core and back warm – the areas most sensitive to cold – while providing maximum freedom of movement for the arms. A sleeveless down jacket is ideal as an additional layer for skiing, hiking, mountaineering, and more.
With or without sleeves, it’s also a matter of style. Choose the model that appeals to you most and, above all, suits your needs best.
What’s the difference between goose/duck down fill and synthetic insulation?
The warmest down jackets are filled with goose or duck down and feathers. These lightweight materials provide outstanding insulation and excellent breathability. Goose down jackets are highly packable, easily fitting into a backpack until needed. However, they have one drawback: they’re sensitive to moisture. While most are treated with a water-repellent finish to reduce this risk, prolonged exposure to snow or rain can eventually allow moisture to penetrate the outer fabric, causing the feathers to lose their insulating power.
This is why, for many years now, manufacturers have also offered jackets with synthetic insulation, which remains warm even when wet. They tend to be slightly heavier than natural down jackets but are generally more durable and versatile.
The advantages of a heated down jacket in the mountains
Heated down jackets are an excellent way to stay warm when temperatures plummet or if you’re particularly sensitive to the cold. As easy to put on as any other jacket, they’re just as comfortable and can be worn all day without issue. Their key difference lies in the integrated heating system powered by a rechargeable battery. There are also heated gloves and socks that work on the same principle.
Which fit to choose for men or women?
For men, there are three main fits: regular, tailored and relaxed.
- The regular fit is the most versatile, offering a good balance between comfort and freedom of movement – ideal for all body types.
- The tailored fit follows the body’s shape and suits athletic or slender builds, without restricting mobility.
- The relaxed fit is looser and preferred by taller or broader men, as well as those seeking maximum comfort and thermal efficiency during intense mountain activities.
For women, two main fits dominate: fitted and relaxed.
- The tailored fit hugs the silhouette while ensuring good mobility. It’s perfect for active women or those with a slim build.
- The relaxed fit suits all body types. Its looser volume allows for layering and enhances insulation – a real asset for outings at altitude or in very cold weather.
Down jacket, parka or waterproof coat for everyday wear?
Hesitating between a down jacket, a parka or a coat for winter? There are notable differences between these three types of outerwear. Down jackets and parkas are generally lighter than coats but just as practical for everyday use. Parkas and coats tend to offer better wind protection and weather resistance than down jackets, which, although water-repellent, are rarely fully waterproof or windproof.
Patagonia, Columbia, Superdry, Millet and many more brands
Glisshop offers a wide range of down jacket brands covering all mountain and outdoor disciplines. Whether you’re passionate about skiing, snowboarding, ski touring, mountaineering or hiking, you’ll find technical models tailored to each activity, designed to deliver warmth, lightness and freedom of movement. The leading brands in the industry are all represented, featuring advanced insulation technologies, ergonomic fits and durable materials. Glisshop also curates a selection of urban and lifestyle down jackets, perfect for bringing mountain spirit into your everyday life – combining performance with comfort.