TOWNSVILLE PUFFER JACKET

An oversized and puffy version of the classic trenchcoat. Townsville is like the urbanized high winter version of your favorite gangster movie‘s most shown coat. An elegant yet street-smart style, keeping you warm in style (for that secret meeting in the top parking deck).

Updated ”E100 No Down” filling made from recycled post-consumer PET
Premium quilted light weight outermade from 100% recycled materials
Lining made from 100% recycled materials
Vegan horn-style buttons
Stand-up collar with extra flap
Extra large bellow pockets
Protective storm flap
Inside pocket
Embassy-branded and taped YKK zipper on backside

Designed in Germany and proudly manufactured in China.

The team makes it a point to work with smaller production partners, in need of the business, and keen to grow together – while maintaining a friendly, even familial vibe. The embassy only works with partners who can guarantee good working conditions for their employees.

Updated ”E100 No Down” filling made from recycled post-consumer PET
Premium quilted light weight outermade from 100% recycled materials
Lining made from 100% recycled materials
Vegan horn-style buttons

For odors you want to get rid of (i.e. cigarette smoke), just air it out thoroughly. You can even hang your jacket in your bathroom when you take a shower. The steam pulls out smells like nothing else. A very natural, resourceful way of getting rid of unwanted smells from all garments you own. If the outer shell gets dirty, take a wet cloth and clean it partially. This will do in most cases – if you ask us, probably all cases. Maybe use a tiny bit of soap, but make sure to test it first and in a spot that’s not visible easily.

Machine wash at 30°C max. Use only a gentle or delicate cycle. Make sure that all zippers are closed or otherwise their sharp edges might damage the fabric! Use spin max 800 cycles. Tumble dry at 60°C for 40-60 minutes. If your coat is still wet after that, continue for another 5-10 minutes. The jacket should dry as fast as possible!

Get a couple of tennis balls and put them in the drier with your coat. They help keep the filling in movement. Make sure they don’t lose color! Take out your coat 2-4 times during the drying process, turn inside out, shake out and pat the chambers with flat hands to prevent the filling to clump together.