Garments built for the gold rush and honed through centuries of grit and hard work
In 1897 the Great Klondike Gold Rush was taking Seattle by storm. Lucky for all the panhandlers and fortune seekers in the area, C.C. Filson was prepped to outfit them with Alaskan-inspired outdoor workwear that was crafted for strenuous labor. Over 120 years later, Filson is still producing some of the finest apparel on the market that not only handles an honest day’s work, but looks great as well. Their Featherweight Down Jacket is stuffed with goose down and built from a ripstop nylon for a damn-near winter-proof package—it’s your best bet for thriving, not surviving, in the cold-weather ahead.
Features
Insulated with a healthy dose of goose down that’s traceable and ethically sourced
Ultralight ripstop nylon shell and nylon lining allow compressibility for tight packing
Ripstop nylon exterior is plenty durable and abrasion-resistant
Large button-snap hand pockets on the exterior
Hood, shoulders and handwarmer pockets are reinforced with durable water-repellent fabric
Two-way front zipper closure with zipper garage and full inner storm flap
Elastic cuffs seal in warmth
Interior hanging zipper pocket and Moleskin-lined kangaroo handwarmer pockets
Materials
Shell: 100% ripstop nylon
Lining: 59% nylon/41% cotton overlay
Pocket Lining: 7 oz 100% cotton Moleskin
Fill: Goose down
Sizing
Filson has a regular fit that’s true to size. Take your normal flannel size.
For the absolute best personal fit, compare your body measurements to the chart below
