This is a nice, super-comfortable lghtweight jacket for breathable fall layering. It's not terribly stretchy, but moves with you nicely and won't bind if your copy is big enough.My Extra Large is maybe a tad big on me. But the only major flaw is that there's no way to snug up the bottom, which does tend to gape slightly if you still have sort of a girlish figure, or the traces of oneNot as nice as the high-priced spread, but nice enough for the moneyWith one of my very itchy, super-warm Irish wool fisherman's sweaters (the kind without the decorative stitching), a cotton flannel shirt, a Gildan long-sleeved tee shirt, a colorful polyester plaid scarf (wool is nicer but the goal is only to keep warm air in and cold air out), and nice, heavy syntho gloves from a street vendor plus some Rustler jeans and a pair of HiTek hiking boots, I'll be good for walking well down into the thirties at least.Add some Facool part- wool socks, if you like, to keep your toesies warmer. You'll look nice, as your mother might say. And you'll feel pretty good, all things considered.All this, on a retiree's budget, isn't cheap, but represents real value for money. Thrift stores are a great place to find nice sweaters and the kind of really warm winter coats you will ultimately need once winter really gets going.Urban sophisticates will expose one or more fangs at you, and wool-haters will cringe and snarl. Let them. There's no pleasing Some People.Only time will tell how durable this will prove to be.

It slips on very easily, is very attractive and warm but not too hot. I bought it on sale so he really loves it.

just what I was looking for....Thank you!

The main thing that surprised me after I received this jacket is how thin it is--it's not nearly as puffy as I assumed it might be from the photos, just a relatively thin filling. It's more like the liner of some bigger coats I've had. (For another idea of how thin: keep in mind it comes with a small attached bag you're supposed to be able to stuff the jacket back into.)But I suppose this might be why they call it a jacket and not a coat, and for the price I paid, it's also not surprising. I do see they have thicker ones available. Just something to keep in mind, even if it could be a bit clearer!

Good fit and quality

Fits and feels good

You get what you pay for, this jacket isn't the best quality. Ordered the brick red color for part of a Halloween costume. Im quite sure I was sent the dark red option because its obviously maroon and darker than the picture. The zipper got stuck every time I used it.

works fine for heavy winters

No need to buy a expensive one this one is warm and fits great and doesn't look cheap

Ist comfort,the size is correct and the material good ,the appearance is what I like versatility,wash ability,and elasticity

light weight and great for travel, add extra warmth under a rain coat for Ireland trip

Excellent value. I've had this jacket for 2 years and it still looks like new. Very lightweight, very warm, quick dry when wet. Does not pack as small as my down Ghost Whisperer, but my down jacket was $350, I paid $22 for this one. My only complaint? maybe too warm. Not really a late Spring/Early Fall jacket - too warm and quick to sweat with even mild exertion unless it is really cool. Great with a rain shell in early wet winter weather. Top notch quality. Recommended.

This thing is stuffed! Lightweight! And Warm! Don't even get me started on waterproof, I fell through the ice while fishing, not a drop of that frigid water got through!

Puffer jackets can be quite pricy, as everyone knows. This one fits well and does what I want a puffer jacket to do for a very reasonable price.

Very warm and comfortable would buy againg good price

Cozy and comfy jacket! The jacket has the right amount of thickness and the colors are amazing!

Needed to replace 2 older ones I have for years because the zippers were not working and replacement would have cost more then new jackets!There is no small zippered pocket in the front near the top of the jacket to hold my sun glasses or other small things.

I was looking for a army woobie jacket, made from an army poncho liner but I couldnt find exactly what I wanted. I found this jacket and I think its the closest to a woobie jacket that I have found. Its got the piping around the edges, its light weight and warm, just what I was looking for.

Worn only once, but exceeded my expectations. Windy 45-50 degree F partly cloudy afternoon at the apple orchard. Kept me warm with only a t-shirt, dry (spilt water), protected from the wind, light weight, 4 pockets 2 outside and 2 inside, normally wear a large (6' 1 190) and is a good fit with room for a light underlayer, great 20 off sale price.

Very stylish, warm,comfortable and breathable