ROSEMARY | Light puffer with a structured hood
ROSEMARY | Light puffer with a structured hood
The hood actually stays up. Mine always slid off the back of my head in the wind.
A hood that collapses is worse than no hood at all. You pull it up at the car door, the wind takes it off again, and you spend the walk holding it with one hand. Rosemary has a hood with structure in it, which is the difference between a hood you use and a hood that is decoration sewn to your collar.
The hood is shaped rather than soft, so it holds its form around your face and does not fall backward. The body is a light puffer, insulated thinly enough that you are not carrying weight around all afternoon. Through the waist the cut comes in slightly, so the padding does not add width where you do not want it.
Why women our age keep coming back to it
- The hood holds its shape. It stays where you put it in wind, which means you can walk with both hands free.
- Light rather than heavy. Thin insulation gives you winter warmth without the weight of a full down coat.
- Shaped at the waist. A puffer usually adds width all the way down, and this one does not.
- Five colors, including a white. Red, Brown, Khaki, Black and White, in S through 3XL.
Buy more, save more
- Buy 2, save an extra 10%
- Buy 3, save an extra 15%
- Buy 4, save an extra 20%
The discount is applied automatically at checkout.
How it fits
Rosemary comes in S through 3XL with a slight shape at the waist. The sleeve is measured from the neck rather than the shoulder on this cut, so it will read longer in the chart than you expect. Go by the chest. If you are between two sizes, take the larger one. You have thirty days to try it at home.
30 days to change your mind
If it does not find its place in your closet, send it back within 30 days for a full refund. No restocking fee, no questions.
A few recent reviews
I wear glasses and the hood does not push them down my nose. Dorothea K., Mesa
Bought the white one nervously and it has washed beautifully twice. Ramona D., Tempe
Warm enough for Albuquerque in January without feeling like a sleeping bag. Della F., Albuquerque