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Down & Insulated Jackets

Stay warm no matter the weather with our range of padded coats. For times when a windbreaker just won't do, an insulated jacket gives you warm inner padding while maintaining a breathable outer layer suitable for outdoor activities.

Our selection has been handpicked from brands at the top of their game in the outdoor industry, like Rab, Patagonia, The North Face, and Berghaus. Find your new insulated jacket for hiking over hills and through forests, zipping down mountain trails on a bike, or seeing yourself through the next ski season.

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Shop padded coats by activity

Everyday

Running errands? Out for a Sunday stroll? Cool but practical designs make these coats a versatile option for everyday wear.

Browse everyday down jackets

Climbing

Geared for cooler temperatures and protection from harsh winds, these padded climbing coats ensure insulation without hindering your mobility.

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Skiing

Hit the slopes in style with coats that are perfect for skiing; complete with fur trims, fastening belts or cosy hoods, these options ensure warmth in icy conditions.

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Mountaineering

When climbing steep faces and reaching high peaks, you need a jacket that locks in heat while still having breathability and wind protection, and allows for layering. GORE-TEX® is an absolute must.

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Walking

Less insulation is needed for walking, so a lightweight design is much more suited. Perfect as an outer layer over hoodies and jumpers. .

Browse for light padded jackets for walking

The difference between down and synthetic insulation

Down insulation

• Warmth-to-weight ratio: Excellent.

• Performance in wet conditions: Can lose its insulation ability when wet.

• Compressibility: Excellent, packs down very small.

• Durability: Very durable, can last for decades when cared for properly.

• Cost: Typically, more expensive than synthetic.

• Allergenicity: Can be an issue for those with allergies.

• Care: Requires special care for washing and drying.

• Best suited to: Cold, dry conditions; activities where weight and packability are paramount, e.g., mountaineering, backpacking.

Synthetic insulation

• Warmth-to-weight ratio: Good.

• Performance in wet conditions: Excellent, retains insulating properties when wet.

• Compressibility: Good, generally bulkier than down.

• Durability: Less durable, loses loft and warmth over time with repeated compression

• Cost: More affordable.

• Allergenicity: Hypoallergenic.

• Care: Easy to care for and machine washable.

• Best suited to: Wet conditions; high-output activities where you might sweat, e.g., skiing, hiking in the UK.

FAQs about padded coats

How do I wash my padded coat?

Down coat washing instructions

1. Brush off any dirt or marks.

2. Put the coat in the washing machine, with the zip and Velcro fastened, with a gentle detergent. Check the label for specific temperatures and guidance.

3. Once washed, tumble dry on a low heat with drying balls or cut-in-half tennis balls. This method will beat the down feathers so they puff back up.

4. Shake the jacket to avoid any clumping.

5. Re-proof your jacket. If you haven't used a wash-in treatment, apply water-resistant spray, such as a Durable Waterproof Repellent (DWR).

Synthetic coat washing instructions:

1. Again, brush off any dirt or mud.

2. Do up the zip and place the coat in the washing machine with a gentle detergent. Check the label for temperature recommendations, but typically no more than 30°C is recommended.

3. After washing, if you haven't used a wash-in treatment, apply a Durable Waterproof Repellent (DWR) spray.

4. Pop in the tumble dryer at a low heat. This will rejuvenate the fill power of the insulation.

5. Apply any treatment sprays.

How should I store my puffer coat?

Hanging in a wardrobe on a padded hanger helps to maintain the coat's shape. Plastic bags trap moisture, so use a cotton or canvas storage bag instead for protection and to let air circulate.

What does 'fill power' mean in terms of down jackets?

Fill power refers to the 'loft' of a down product. In other words, the quality and fluffiness of the down. The fill power is given a numerical value. A rough guide is:

• 550 - 650 = Good quality, suitable for everyday use.

• 700 - 800 = Excellent quality, great for serious cold-weather activities where you need warmth without bulk.

• 850+ = Premium/specialist grade, offering the best warmth-to-weight ratio available, ideal for ultralight mountaineering.

Why buy a padded coat from Tiso?

• Not entirely happy with your online purchase? We offer 60-day returns!

• Enjoy free delivery of your padded coat on orders over £50.

• Buy from us with confidence thanks to our 'Excellent' rating on Trustpilot.

Use our expert knowledge by contacting us today to find your perfect outdoor jacket.

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