Herno 9290 Down Jacket - Blue - L

The Herno 9290 down jacket combines ultralight, reversible nylon construction with lightweight dow...

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This Herno 9290 down jacket is designed for adult women seeking versatile, lightweight cold-weather protection. Its key benefit is the ultralight, reversible nylon construction offering two distinct looks and effective down insulation for warmth without bulk. A potential caveat is its hand-wash only care requirement. Key features include water-resistant shell, down/feather padding, snap-button closure, drawstring collar, and convenient pockets.

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Age Groupadult
ColourBlue
GenderFemale
MaterialNylon
SizeL
Model Part Number9290
BrandHerno

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FAQs

What is the primary benefit of the reversible design?

The reversible design offers two distinct looks in one jacket, increasing its styling versatility and allowing you to adapt your outfit without changing your outerwear.

How warm is this jacket?

The jacket uses lightweight down insulation, providing excellent warmth for its weight. It is best suited for mild to cool weather or as a layering piece in colder conditions.

Can I machine wash this jacket?

No, this jacket requires hand washing only. Using a mild detergent in cold water is recommended. Avoid machine washing or harsh detergents.

What materials is the jacket made from?

The outer shell is 100% polyamide. The padding is composed of 90% down and 10% feather. The trimming is made of 55% cotton and 45% polyester.

Is the jacket suitable for heavy rain?

The jacket features a water-resistant shell, which can protect against light rain or drizzle. It is not designed for heavy or prolonged exposure to wet conditions.

How should I store the jacket when not in use?

Store the jacket loosely in a breathable garment bag or on a hanger. Avoid compressing it tightly for long periods, as this can affect the down's loft and insulating properties.

What does 'ultralight construction' mean for the wearer?

Ultralight construction means the jacket is designed to be exceptionally light, providing warmth and comfort without adding significant weight or bulk, making it ideal for active wear and travel.

Troubleshooting

Jacket seems less puffy than expected after drying.

Ensure the jacket is completely dry. You can toss it in a dryer on a low heat setting with a few clean tennis balls to help redistribute and re-fluff the down insulation.

Minor stains on the fabric.

Spot clean gently with a damp cloth and mild soap. Rinse the affected area with a clean damp cloth and air dry.

Snap buttons are difficult to fasten or unfasten.

Ensure the snaps are aligned correctly. If they remain stiff, try gently working them back and forth a few times. Avoid forcing them, which could cause damage.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Highly versatile due to its reversible design.
  • Excellent warmth-to-weight ratio for effective insulation.
  • Lightweight and comfortable for extended wear.
  • Water-resistant shell provides protection from light precipitation.
  • Offers a stylish, quilted silhouette suitable for various occasions.

Cons

  • Requires hand washing, which is more time-consuming than machine washing.
  • May not be sufficient for extreme cold without additional layering.
  • Polyamide shell can be prone to snagging on sharp objects.
  • Drawstring closure at the collar might be less secure than a full zip in high winds.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup: No setup is required for this jacket; it is ready to wear upon purchase.

Compatibility: This garment is designed for adult women. Its regular fit makes it compatible with various layering options, from thin base layers to lighter sweaters.

Care Instructions:

  • Washing: Hand wash only. Use cold water and a mild detergent. Do not bleach.
  • Drying: Lay flat to dry or tumble dry on low heat. Ensure the jacket is completely dry before storing to maintain the down insulation.
  • Ironing: Do not iron. If necessary, use a low steam setting on a very low temperature, being careful not to directly press the quilted areas.
  • Dry Cleaning: Avoid harsh dry cleaning processes that can damage the down and fabric.