Fitted puffer?

[Anonymous]

I have a slim cut, thin puffer without a hood from Columbia that looks great. It's got nice lines, is pretty thin for a puffer and heats up like a mo fo. Not sure if it's this one or not:

https://www.columbia.com/p/womens-heavenly-long-hooded-jacket-1738161.html?color=625

Get yourself over to REI and try some on. Puffers have come a long way and if you get one that hits mid thigh, it won't make you look like a ball up top.

https://www.columbia.com/p/womens-heavenly-long-hooded-jacket-1738161.html?color=625

[Anonymous]

Mackage, in XXS

e.g., something like this: https://www.mackage.com/collections/womens-downs-and-parkas/products/adali-bx?variant=45256262648023

[Anonymous]

Aritzia super puff in the supersnug fit

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Uniqlo’s slim puffers

Came here to say this. My uniqlo long puffer that can be squished to fit in a small bag is not only a stylish fit and really convenient for packing, it's one of the warmest coats I have. It's just as warm if not more so than puffers that take up 50%+ more space.

This thing is a beast. It keeps me warmer than $1-$1.5K jackets and it folds up so small so you aren’t lugging around a massive coat for travel / errands. I’ve literally shoved it in my tote when I walk into a store and it’s too hot and forgotten it’s in there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have a small frame and no curves so puffers totally swallow me up. I had a great, quite fitted one from Save the Duck but the zipper gave out.

Does anyone have a slim / fitted puffer they’d recommend? Ideally in a matte fabric (and not too akin to a garbage bag).

You know you can get the zipper replaced. It's like $25 at Zips dry cleaning.

[Anonymous]

Soia and Kyo

[Anonymous]

Try Arcteryx. They can be a little more fitting than other brands.

[Anonymous]

You can likely get the zipper replaced.

[Anonymous]

I have an Eddie Bauer one that looks so good on me! But it is very loud. So, make sure you watch for the fabric, regarless of the brand. I bought it online and forgot to return it. I wear it now when I will only see my own family, who are amused by the sounds.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Try Arcteryx. They can be a little more fitting than other brands.

Also try Rab. Not that easy to find in local stores though.