Skip to content

CART

Your cart is empty

Dope Dyed Ripple Nylon Down Jacket

Dark Navy

Sale price£525.00

COLOUR: Dark Navy

SIZE: L

Dark Navy
Express Checkout
  • Style GL25339
  • Dope Dyed Ripple Nylon face, 100% nylon
  • PERTEX QUANTUM lining, 100% nylon
  • 80% down and 20% feather CLEANDOWN filling
  • Loft concentrated at the centre back
  • Water repellent finish
  • Double slider VISLON zip and integrated handwarmer pockets
  • Partly recycled yarn, made in Vietnam

Dope dyed in the weft, so the colour sits inside the fibre and the cloth reads two tone, then given a ripple finish for the texture. PERTEX QUANTUM behind it and CLEANDOWN inside, which is Goldwin's own standard for how clean the down has to be before they will use it. The loft is concentrated at the centre back, where most heat goes. The curved Spur Line seam is theirs too. Dark Navy.

Shipping information

Shipping to United Kingdom

  • Royal Mail Standard3 to 5 business daysFREE
  • Express, Royal Mail Tracked 241 to 2 business days£4.95
  • Next Working Day, carrier of our choosingNext business day, order by 2pm£9.95
  • Saturday Express, DPDSaturday, order 2pm Friday£15.95
MORE SHIPPING INFO

Blog

John Wilcock (Brownie) in a beige jacket and Nigel Lawson in a cream cardigan inside an abandoned building near Trafford Park.

Brownie's Breaking Bad

Last time we saw Nigel and John Wilcock, better known to his mates as Brownie, they were having a lovely civilised morning on a barge. There was a fire, a brew, a bit of Ralph Lauren and enough cha...

More
John Wilcock (Brownie) changing out of a blue-striped shirt aboard his Manchester canal barge, with Nigel Lawson beside him.

Brownie's Barge, A Brew & A Bit Of Ralph

It’s been a while since Nigel and John Wilcock, better known to pretty much everyone as Brownie, had a proper catch-up, so naturally we decided the best place to rectify this was on a barge. Not ju...

More
Hands holding green suede Adidas Ardwick trainers above a table of archive shoes, old catalogues and bright blue pairs.

Nige's Adidas Shoeseum

Some people collect stamps. Some collect records. Some collect Adidas. Over the years, there’s been a fair few pairs through the doors at Oi Polloi. Some worn into the ground, some kept in suspicio...

More

Socials

We don't care about algorithms. Just rhythms.