Didriksons Womens Silje Parka
Description
Marrying a sporty look with luxuriously cosy touches, the Didriksons Womens Silje Parka is the perfect jacket to stay warm and dry this winter. The STORMsystem™ fabric is guaranteed to keep you safe from the wind and rain while the generously-filled synthetic insulation keeps you snug inside. These work together to offer extreme protection from the harshest cold season conditions Piling on the inner hood and back provide a nice, soft touch during your exertion and an adjustable waist and hem improves the already-super-stylish cut even further. The ideal option for a combination of exceptional performance and relaxing comfort. Features Insulated, waterproof and windproof jacket with DWR+ finish and fully taped seams 2 way adjustable, fixed hood 2 way front zip Adjustable hem Adjustable sleeve ends Adjustable waist Chin guard Ergonomic cut & openings Hanger on back Inner stash pocket Inside elastic cuffs with thumbhole Pile inside back and hood Aquaguard® water-resistant exposed zips Zipper cover on front Specification Hydrostatic head: Waterproof to 10,000mm Insulation: >240g/m² main padding, full upper body cover Net/taffeta lining Breathability: 5000g/m²/24h ASTM, E-96 BW Standard Fabric: 100% Polyester Weave, Laminate, PFC-free DWR+ Finish Back length: 90cm Glossary STORMsystem™ offers 100% waterproofness. Everything from the fabric to the design and construction of the garment is made with Didrikson's expert knowledge. All STORMsystem™ products are made to withstand the harshest weather conditions and will keep you completely dry.DWR (Durable Water Repellent) is a water-resistant chemical coating added to garments that causes liquids to run off the surface of the fabric rather than soak in. A DWR finish improves the breathability of the fabric by preventing water saturation and allowing water vapour to escape.ECO Progressive™ garments are produced in a more environmentally friendly way. This may include new technology to manufacture materials or fibres with a less negative impact on the environment.
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