MOKE - 90/10 Packable Down Emily Peplum Vest

This lightweight down vest bound to be your new favourite winter daily essential. Like all MOKE packable down styles, this vest has a fantastic warmth to weight ratio, meaning you get all the warmth without the bulk. It can be worn on my own or underneath another jacket as an extra insulator for the coldest conditions. It has classic but feminine quilt lines and contrast silver zippers and pullers for a more polished and dressy finish. Complete with my own packable bag this is a perfect vest for travel. 

Designed and distributed by Moke in Oamaru New Zealand and manufactured in China.

These jackets/vests are comprised of Fill: 90% duck down 10% waterfowl feathers  Shell: 100% nylon. (A good down jacket should have at least 80% Duck down. If there is more than 20% feather composition you are more likely to get shedding of feathers).

Down is possibly nature's greatest insulation, and one of the easiest to adapt to human use. Down is a lightweight and 'feathery' feather, which when combined with more Down, traps a very large amount of air. This air is then heated by the body to provide insulation. Additionally, Down has the marvellous ability to breathe, lifting away perspiration so you don't experience the clamminess which often occurs when wearing synthetics.

These Down jackets/vests are machine washable and will last years if treated correctly. It packs down conveniently into the small carrier bag provided.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS: 

Turn garment inside out, machine wash on cold with a mild detergent that does not have fluorescing agents. Do not use fabric softeners or bleach. Once washed place your garment in the dryer with 3 clean tennis balls to return feathers back to original loft. Do not iron or dry clean.

Due to the lightweight nature of this garment, some feathers may occasionally protrude through the layers due to friction or static. DO NOT pull these feathers out, instead pinch the feather from the inside of the body and pull it back into the inside of the body of the jacket. Pulling feathers out can create holes in the fabric and should be avoided.