Women's Jackets & Vests
Insulated & Down

(2 products)

Women's Jackets & Vests

Insulated & Down

(2 products)

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Yangzum Water Resistant Insulated Parka
Yangzum Water Resistant Insulated Parka
Yangzum Water Resistant Insulated Parka
Yangzum Water Resistant Insulated Parka
Yangzum Water Resistant Insulated Parka
Yangzum Water Resistant Insulated Parka
Yangzum Water Resistant Insulated Parka
Yangzum Water Resistant Insulated Parka

Yangzum Water Resistant Insulated Parka

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Style #:SW2109

With 3M™ Thinsulate™ 75% recycled featherless down insulation, the Yangzum Parka is an urban puffy fit for every adventure. With featherless insulation that mimics down when dry and is warmer than down when wet, plus a DWR water-resistant finish, timeless Nepal inspired detailing, and removable hood with an oversized collar, the the Yangzum Parka will keep you warm, dry and stylish throughout the season.

  • Himalayan inspired printed taffeta liner makes for hitch-free layering
  • 3M Thinsulate featherless insulation is an innovative material to replace natural down. A loose-fill insulation designed by scientists that mimics down when dry and is warmer then down when wet for enhanced performance over a wide range of conditions
  • Tricot lined, zippered hand warmer pockets to secure essentials
  • Removable hood with oversized collar for added warmth and protection from the elements
  • Knit interior storm cuffs for maximum weather protection
  • Media port for accessibility
  • Center back length: 36"
  • Shell: 100% polyester with a DWR (durable water-repellent) treatment
  • Insulation: 3M Thinsulate 75% Recycled Featherless Insulation
  • Lining: 100% nylon plain weave with Lotus print

Yangzum (yang•zoom)

Named in honor of our brand ambassador, Dawa Yangzum Sherpa, our friend, mentor and gear tester. Dawa is the first Nepalese woman to be IFMGA certified and was a member of the all women team that summited K2 in 2014 making them the first Nepalese women to do so.