The Huascarán sustainable puffer jacket showcases innovation with a blend of lightweight Pertex® fabrics and NetPlus® recycled nylon from discarded fishing nets, providing protection while combating ocean plastic pollution. Its PAKAFILL® insulation, combining ethical alpaca fiber and recycled polyester, ensures warmth without bulk. Designed for versatility, this jacket features user-friendly pockets, adjustable cuffs, and a dual-zipper for adaptable wear in various conditions, making it perfect for outdoor adventures or daily commutes.
From the brand: Innovation often comes from the places you'd least expect, and that's the story of The Huascarán – a sustainable puffer jacket built from two unlikely materials. The shell and lining use Pertex® fabrics with NetPlus® recycled nylon, made from discarded fishing nets off the coast of South America, giving you lightweight and packable protection while helping reduce ocean plastic pollution. Our patented PAKAFILL® insulation blends ethical alpaca fiber with recycled polyester for warmth without bulk. This retro-mountaineering-inspired jacket has angled front pockets that sit clear of your harness, with an interior chest and mesh glove pockets that hold what you actually use. Adjustable cuffs and a bottom hem cinch system seal out the cold, and a 2-way zipper lets you adapt as conditions change. The uniquely woven face fabric repels rain and snow, and a 2-way zipper lets you adapt as conditions change, whether you're climbing, skiing or commuting.
