Story The down jacket made for action—layering, packing, and outdoor adventuring Down is the ultimate winter coat material for a reason—it's ridiculously warm and breathable. But as practical as a padded coat can be, no one wants to look overstuffed and as round as a winter snowman, isn't that right, George Costanza? Made to wear under a variety of outerwear, as well as over tees, hoodies, and buttondowns, this sleek layer from Gramicci is filled with 800-fill-power Functional Down material—meaning it keeps you warm without bulk. Features Relaxed fit for easy movement and layering 800-fill-power Functional Down material keeps you warm but stays breathable Slim, layerable profile Snap button closure with two zippered side pockets Easy to pack with included storage bag Washable at home for simple care Materials Functional Down: 95% down, 5% feather Outer: 100% nylon Sizing The Gramicci Insulated Down Jacket has a relaxed fit that's true to size, take your normal size If you're between sizes, we recommend taking the larger size For the absolute best personal fit, compare your best-fitting shirt to the garment measurements chart below Garment Measurements XXS XS S M L XL Body Length 24 25 25 26 27 28 Chest Width 16 17 17 18 18 18 Shoulder Width 18 19 21 22 23 24 All measurements in inches. About Gramicci Built by climbers, for climbers, Gramicci came into the apparel scene after decades of rock climbers having to settle for pants that under performed and under delivered. Founder Mike Graham, veteran climber and outdoor enthusiast, was sick of split seams and torn pant legs when throttling up the many granite walls of Yosemite—he wanted to change the narrative for performance pants. The lightweight fabric breathes like a valley wind, and they infused it with the magic of stretch for a killer range of motion. To take the comfort and performance up a notch, they added a gusseted crotch and adjustable waistband so you never feel like your pants are holding you back. Since they crushed the initial design 30 years ago, Gramicci still retains their vintage logo and original design that provides a splash of ‘80s style. But don’t think Gramicci’s run by mountain hermits afraid of innovation, their forward-thinking designers have adapted the original designs to include 21st century technology that they blended in perfect harmony with their timeless look.
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