NANGA / Soft Down Varsity Blouson

This is what light outerwear is all about!
Introducing a lightweight down jacket from NANGA, based on a sporty stadium jacket. The outer fabric is made of water-repellent nylon with a textured wash finish, giving it a natural and casual appearance.

By adjusting the amount of down and achieving a lightweight finish, this item can be worn as an outer layer in spring and as an inner layer in winter, providing versatility.






NANGA
Founded in 1941 in Shiga Prefecture, Maibara City. NANGA is a feather product manufacturer that continues to prioritize domestic production. They use safe and high-quality down and employ unique sewing techniques. It is known as the leading brand for winter down outerwear in Japan.








Natural and Light Finish
The outer fabric features water-repellent nylon with a textured wash finish, providing a natural and soft texture compared to regular nylon. It can also repel light rain.

The lining uses thin recycled nylon, allowing for smooth wear and removal.

Recycled down is used as insulation, and the amount of down is adjusted to ensure it doesn't overheat, making it suitable for various situations.








Comfortable and Convenient Features
The front features a double zipper for ease of use, allowing you to wear it in your preferred style. The use of raglan sleeves in the shoulder area ensures easy movement and stress-free comfort.



There is a chest pocket on the left side, parallel to the front zipper, making it easy to access and convenient for storing items like smartphones.



A concealed zipper is used for the pockets at the waist, resulting in a clean finish.



Smooth jersey fabric is used for the collar, sleeves, and hem to improve comfort and fit. The subtle NANGA logo on the left sleeve adds a nice touch.






A relaxed silhouette with ample width allows you to wear it comfortably with inner layers like sweatshirts or hoodies without feeling bulky. You can enjoy it throughout the seasons with a wide range of combinations to suit the weather and occasion.