Goldbergh

Village Ski Jacket - Women's

RDS-certified goose down refers to down and feathers sourced from geese that have been treated humanely, following the Responsible Down Standard. This certification ensures that the birds are not live-plucked or force-fed and are raised in environments that allow for natural behaviors. Choosing RDS-certified products means you are supporting ethical practices in the down industry, ensuring comfort and warmth without compromising animal welfare.

Recycled polyester is made from repurposed plastic materials, such as used water bottles. By using recycled polyester in our products, we help reduce plastic waste and lower the environmental impact associated with producing new materials. This choice supports sustainable fashion practices, allowing you to enjoy high-quality products while being environmentally conscious.

A fixed hood is permanently attached to the jacket, providing consistent protection from rain, snow, and wind. This design feature ensures that you have reliable coverage for your head and neck, enhancing warmth and comfort during outdoor activities. It also eliminates the hassle of losing or misplacing a removable hood.

A jacket designed for all-mountain skiing is built to perform well across various terrains and weather conditions. It typically features insulation for warmth, waterproofing to keep you dry, and breathability to manage moisture. This versatility allows skiers to tackle groomed runs, off-piste areas, and backcountry adventures with confidence, ensuring comfort and protection no matter the environment.

Bomber style jackets are characterized by their short length, fitted waist, and cuffs, often inspired by military flight jackets. This design not only provides a stylish look but also allows for ease of movement and flexibility while skiing. The casual yet functional aesthetic makes bomber jackets suitable for both skiing and everyday wear, allowing you to transition seamlessly from the slopes to social outings.

RDS-certified goose down is known for its exceptional warmth-to-weight ratio, providing excellent insulation without adding bulk. While synthetic insulation can also be warm, down typically offers superior compressibility and breathability. However, the best choice depends on your specific needs, such as the climate and activity level. For cold, dry conditions, RDS-certified goose down is often preferred, while synthetic options may perform better in wet conditions.