- Made with GORE-TEX fabric and recycled down, the Powderhorn Teton GTX Down Coat has practical features such as chest and hand pockets and an adjustable hood for optimal comfort, without any compromise on style.
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Technologies
Shell Fabric: GORE-TEX 2-layer -
Composition
100% Polyester -
Insulation
90/10 Recycled Down -
Fit
Regular
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Features
Fixed, adjustable hood
Two chest pockets
Side and top-entry hand pockets
Inner ribbed cuff in sleeve hem
Interior windflap
Interior security pocket
Leather details -
Size
S-XXL -
Care Instructions
Iron with low heat (max. 110°C)
Tumble dry low (low heat setting)
Machine wash: Synthetics wash / mild treatment, Permanent press (max. 40°C)
Professional dry cleaning with hydrocarbon solvents, mild process
Do not bleach
GORE-TEX PFC-free DWR
Garments engineered with GORE-TEX product technology are durable, water and windproof, and feature optimal breathability. They are built to maximize protection, comfort and durability.
Products with PFC-free DWR fabric meet the criteria of the OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 and the fabric manufacturing processes are environmentally sound as the GORE-TEX brand has successfully implemented the bluesign® system in all fabric production sites. The GORE-TEX brand is also committed to continuously reducing the environmental footprint of its products – this includes the elimination of PFCs of Environmental Concern (PFCEC Free) by 2023. As a step in this journey, PFC-Free DWR indicates a water-repellent treatment free of PFCs of Environmental Concern.
Re:Down® Recycled Down Insulation
The recycled down insulation from Re:Down® is a mix of 650-fill-power goose and duck down reclaimed from cushions, bedding and other used items that can’t be resold. It is hypoallergenic, eco-friendly and offers identical performance benefits to virgin down.
For Re:Down®, it was important to not only use recycled materials, but to process the materials sustainably. Washing the down requires a lot of water and energy. For this reason, the factory in Hungary was built in a location where water springs up from the ground at a temperature of 38 degrees. The thermal water used in the down treatment process is also recycled and sent back to the earth as clean as drinking water. Altogether, this results in less energy usage and spares additional costs.
Not only will you have a garment that uses eco down insulation, but you can be assured that this down was processed using renewable energy, recycled water, following fair trade standards, and that it causes no harm to animals.