NANGA WHITE LABEL DOWN JACKET TYPE 3

Asahikawa, Hokkaido, recorded the coldest temperature ever recorded by a Japanese meteorological station: -41.0°C.

For those of us living here, this is the strongest down jacket we can imagine.

A stand-collar model based on the Strongest Down Jacket TYPE 1.
This is the Strongest Down Jacket TYPE 3.
The straight hem gives the jacket a clean look, achieving a balanced look that blends naturally with any bottoms.
This shape makes it less bulky for car trips and pairs perfectly with hooded innerwear.

If you're wondering, "This jacket is advertised as the strongest, but is it really warm?", try it on.
You're sure to feel its warmth for yourself.

The reason we feel cold is because heat escapes from the body.
Down jackets protect against the cold by trapping heat in the air layers of the feathers, enveloping the body in warm air.
That's why it's been said that "feathers that can store a lot of air = high-quality down."

This property is indicated by FP (fill power).
This is a unit of measurement that indicates the expansion of 1 ounce (28.4g) of feathers when compressed. The higher the number, the more air it can store.

Of the many down materials available, NANGA WHITE LABEL uses the highest quality Hungarian silver goose down.

While down with a FP of 600 or above is generally considered premium, this down has an FP of an astounding 900FP or higher.

Not only is this a high number, but these feathers are special enough to maintain their performance even in harsh environments.

The soft, cozy feel of being enveloped in fluffy fabric would not be possible without these feathers.

What's more, the feathers themselves are treated with an ultra-water-repellent UDD (Ultra Dry Down), which eliminates the problem of loss of bulk when wet.

Finally, FP and fill volume determine the jacket's warmth. Only when these two factors are combined can it be truly warm.

The TYPE 3 Strongest Down Jacket is filled with 234g (average for a size M) of feathers with a 900FP or higher, the maximum amount that NANGA can fill it with.

This is the result of repeated testing conducted by us, NANGA's artisans, pattern makers, and staff, in pursuit of the optimal balance between mobility and warmth.
By maximizing the fluffiness efficiency of the down, we've evolved this jacket to be even warmer and more comfortable.

The outer fabric is made of lightweight, highly durable 2.5-layer waterproof and breathable material.
It offers waterproof and breathable performance that exceeds the classic "Auroratex" yet is less than half the thickness at 20 denier.
The triple ripstop structure makes it tear-resistant, supple, and stretchy, with a matte, luxurious finish.

The lining combines 20 denier recycled nylon with a DWR (durable water repellent) finish and 30 denier anti-static material.
It is stain-resistant and efficiently transfers heat to the down, keeping it dry and comfortable even in winter.

The shoulder pattern uses a unique seamless structure that took two years to perfect.
This prevents the air layer of the down from being interrupted, improving cold protection and reducing stress when carrying the bag.

We've also paid careful attention to everyday usability.

Until now, one of the most common reasons for replacing down jackets was because the collar got dirty.

That's why we've used stain-resistant, comfortable block fleece for the lining around the neck.

It's also machine washable at home, making daily care easy.

This will significantly reduce the need for replacement and ensure that your jacket will be a great winter companion for years to come.

By the way, the collar is also filled with plenty of down, which has the added benefit of sealing any gaps around the neck and preventing cold air from entering.

Water-resistant zippers are used on the front and pockets, which are exposed to the outside.
The front uses a Vislon type zipper that is highly waterproof and opens and closes smoothly, combining operability with waterproofness.

In addition to a secret pocket, the jacket is equipped with a variety of inner and mesh pockets.

In addition, the inside of the front pocket is lined with block fleece, making it effective as a handwarmer pocket.
It's also packed with down, so it's sure to warm your numb hands instantly.

The secret chest pocket is large enough to fit a smartphone.
The simple design uses the puffiness of the down to cover the zipper and prevent water from getting in.
Feathers are also sealed on the outside, so your smartphone battery will last longer in cold weather.

The stopper for adjusting the hem is sewn inside, and the cord is pulled from inside the pocket.
Keeping it completely invisible from the outside is actually an important feature of the minimalist design.

The color concept for 2025 continues to be "Beautiful Scenery of Hokkaido."
The colors are carefully drawn not from extraordinary scenery, but from beautiful moments felt in everyday life.

This ultimate down jacket does not have a catchy icon.
A deceptively simple piece that pursues the ultimate in cold weather protection for everyday wear.
This is the strongest down jacket we could imagine, born in the frigid land of Asahikawa.

Outer: 2.5-layer waterproof/breathable nylon (water column resistance: 20,000mm+ / breathability: 42,265g/m²-24h) 100% nylon (back: polyurethane laminate)
Lining: 100% nylon
Down: UDD Hungarian silver goose down (900FP+) 95% down, 5% feather
Fill Weight: 234g (average for a size M)

Made in Japan

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