Welcome to the Down Jacket website
We’ll guide you through purchasing to caring for a Down Jacket, answering all your questions so that you’ll leave with the perfect product for you. Take a look at our top posts to get you started.
We’ll guide you through purchasing to caring for a Down Jacket, answering all your questions so that you’ll leave with the perfect product for you. Take a look at our top posts to get you started.
Down jackets are really a very simple idea: Take the lightest, most waterproof, most cushioned, most protective (too many mosts?) insulation materials in the natural world, and use it to make functional clothes.
The idea is so simple, and so useful, that the American Army changed their rules to allow the inventor to put his company’s logo on their clothing. But imagine coming up with that idea for the first time? And imagine who invented it?
The Mountain Hardwear Phantom has fantastic high lofting, super compressing goose down making it one of the best high performing down jackets on the market. It is a really versatile jacket it is really light and will keep really warm doing many activities.
A Down Jacket is a fantastic purchase for anyone, here our top 10 reasons why you should buy one.
The Berghaus Akka is a good value down jacket that is ideal for winter walking, urban wear, camping and dog-walking.
The North Face Nuptse is a classic down jacket. Its features offer high practicality for outdoor pursuits whilst the North Face branding offers style on the streets.
The Berghaus Liskamm offers high warmth and protection for winter mountain activities and adventures.

The Neutrino Endurance is a high-performance down jacket with exceptional warmth to weight ratio. The Neutrino is perfect for lightweight alpinism and mountaineering, yet stylish enough to be seen in on the highstreets of Britain.
The Rab Summit jacket is a technical jacket for mountaineering, which is suited to extreme alpine and winter use or for hanging around camp on cold evenings.
Made from the same materials as Mountain Equipment sleeping bags, the Xero down has an excellent warmth-to-weight ratio. As it has no hood, the Xero Down is ideal for climbers wanting to wear a helmet.