Mountain Hardwear has
Men's Mountain Hardwear Stretchdown 700-Fill Down Hoodie Jacket (2 Colors) for $174.98 - $52.49 off with promo code
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$122.49.
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Available Colors:Materials:- Fabric Body: 20D Durable Stretch Doubleweave Solids: 87% Nylon, 13% Elastane Heathers: 65% Nylon, 26% Polyester, 9% Elastane
- Insulation: 700-fill RDS-certified down
Features:- Uses: Rock Climbing, Hiking, Travel, Camping
- Exclusive stretch-woven fabric delivers incredible durable stretch
- Insulated hood with elastic binding to seal in warmth
- Two way center front zipper
- Secure zippered chest pocket with media port
- Two secure zippered hand pockets
- Internal drop pocket
- Elastic binding on cuffs to seal in warmth
- Dual lower hem adjusters to seal in warmth
- 700-fill RDS®-certified down Certified by Control Union. License Number: CU 848416
- The Responsible Down Standard certifies down against animal welfare requirements and tracks it from the source to the final product.
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They're really comfortable so I think you can think of them as a good alternative to a ski parka or something for daily use but I don't think they're actually practical for hiking or stuff like that where you might want to take them off and put them in a pack.
Honestly they're so unpackable that I'm not sure there's even that much point being down rather than synthetic but I guess it does reduce the overall weight when you're wearing them and when they're on sale they're probably good for the price as long as you understand what you're actually getting.
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While Columbia bought MHW to be it's high-end/luxury brand in 2003, they are joined only in supporting corporate functions, with production, materials, and design teams being completely separate. MWH is a materials developer, and usually retains exclusivity for 3-4 years before passing tech down to Columbia. Columbia helps with logistics and fulfillment, and corporate holdings are paid through Columbia. MHW operates as it's own, though under the Columbia umbrella. Columbia owns Sorel and Prana too.
As for quality, if you hold a Columbia coat/jacket/pants next to a similar MHW coat/jacket/pants, you can immediately see and feel the difference. The stitching is more durable, often surged where Columbia is single-stitched. The touch is noticeable on most because of higher thread counts and durable finishes. They put softer material where it touches the skin and gussets where things bend. And MHW just makes more technical clothing with more useful/fun/cool features that doesn't get picked up by Columbia so as to keep prices in line with their markets. MHW makes everyday non-tech products too, like regular cotton t-shirts and such, but they're best known for rugged active wear.
I've bought the majority of my MHW stuff from links here on SD since 2015. I'm at the point now where I just shop for the *really* cool, unique or innovative things. There wasn't anything for me in this month's sale, so you might just want to stick around and check things out until you find something you like. Join their loyalty club for perks and free shipping.
By the way, people knocking the jacket above...the stretchdown isn't made to be packable or even to be lightweight, it's just the latest iteration of their standard down jacket in a different weave pattern.
So the tag has a little QR code printed on it that lets you track specifically, down to the farm level, where the the fill has passed a documented chain-of-custody process with welfare audits from farm through finished garment. Kinda cool, for those who care about such things.
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