A long, warm puffer coat built for cold days
When the temperature drops and you still have to walk to the train, the car, or the office door, a short jacket leaves your hips and thighs exposed. This long puffer goes the other way. In the photos, it falls close to the knee, with a hood, a high stand collar, and a full front closure to keep wind out.
The coat is filled with white duck down. The listing gives a down content of 85% and a down weight of 250g-300g, which is a real amount of insulation. The shell is polyester, the lining is polyester, and the listing describes the coat as windproof and warm. It is made for daily winter wear, not for show.
If you are shopping for a mens long puffer coat with hood and pockets, this is a straightforward option at $119. It comes in black, white and gray. Our photos show the off-white version, which looks clean and well made, with tidy quilting and even stitching.
Why it works for men who want real winter coverage
This coat suits a man who wants one dependable layer for the coldest part of the year. It is not fussy. It zips up, the hood covers your head, and the length does a lot of the work.
The length and the hood
The coat runs long, almost to the knee in the photos. That extra length keeps your upper legs out of the wind, which is where a lot of people feel the cold first when waiting at a bus stop or walking across a parking lot.
The hood is part of the coat. The listing says there is no detachable part, so you cannot remove it, but you also will not lose it. Paired with the high stand collar, it gives you cover around the neck and the back of the head. We do not have a confirmed detail on whether the hood has a drawcord, so we will not promise one.
The down fill and baffle channels
The quilting runs in horizontal baffle channels across the body and the sleeves. Those channels hold the down in place so it does not slump to the bottom of the coat. They also give the coat its classic puffer look.
Duck down fill at 85% down content, with 250g-300g of down, is listed as the insulation. The listing marks the thickness as thick. That makes it a true winter coat, best suited to cold weather and not to mild fall days.
Fabric and feel
The outer fabric is listed as polyester broadcloth, and the lining is polyester as well. Broadcloth is a tightly woven, smooth fabric, and it gives the coat a clean surface that suits the quilted look. The listing also calls the coat windproof. It does not say waterproof, so treat it as a dry-cold and light-snow coat rather than something for a heavy downpour.
The coat is filled with white duck down. Down is light for the warmth it gives, but this is a long, thick coat, so expect some weight. The listing shows a weight of 1.1 without a unit. We cannot confirm what that means in practice, so please do not rely on it when planning for travel.
The front closes with a zipper, and the photos also show snaps over the zip. The listing confirms a full opening. The sleeves are long and have cuff tabs, which help you tighten the sleeve ends against drafts.
The specs list pockets as a decoration feature. The photos we have do not clearly show them, so we cannot tell you their placement, depth, or whether they close. If pocket details matter to you, ask us before you order.
Care instructions
No care label details came with the listing, so the label sewn inside the coat is your best guide. These are general habits that help most down coats last:
- Spot clean small marks with a damp cloth and a little mild soap.
- If you wash the whole coat, follow the care label and use a gentle cycle.
- Dry it completely. Damp down can clump and smell musty.
- Shake and fluff the coat now and then to bring the loft back.
- Store it hung or loosely folded in a dry spot, not tightly compressed for months.
Size guide
This coat is offered in Asian sizes S, M, L, XL, XXL, 3XL, 4XL and 5XL, in black, white and gray.
How to measure
The listing size information uses four measurements: body length, chest width, shoulder, and sleeve. All are given in centimeters. The size chart on this page is the place to check them. No separate size chart was published with the original listing, so please do not guess from the letter size alone.
To compare, take a coat you already like and lay it flat:
- Chest width: Measure straight across the coat from armpit to armpit.
- Body length: Measure from the highest point of the shoulder, near the collar, down to the bottom hem.
- Shoulder: Measure across the back from one shoulder seam to the other.
- Sleeve: Measure from the shoulder seam to the end of the cuff.
Then compare those numbers to the chart. A flat measurement of chest width is half of the full chest circumference, so keep that in mind if you measure your body with a tape.
Which size should I choose?
The listing describes this coat as loose, with a straight and roomy cut. That gives you space for a sweater underneath, which is what most men want from a winter coat.
Asian sizing generally runs smaller than US sizing, so the letter on the tag may not match what you usually wear. If you are between sizes and plan to wear thick layers, the larger size is the safer choice. If you want a closer fit through the body, stay with your usual size after checking the chest and shoulder measurements.
Because all sales are final for fit or change of mind, take a few minutes with the size chart before you order. That is the best way to avoid a coat that is not right for you.
How to style it
A long puffer in a solid color is easy to dress. It sits over most things.
- With jeans and boots: A plain sweater or hoodie, dark jeans, and leather or work boots. Simple and warm.
- With work trousers: Wear it over a shirt and knit or a collared shirt on a cold commute. The length covers the hem of a jacket or sweater.
- With joggers and sneakers: A relaxed weekend look, with a beanie if the wind is up.
- With a scarf: The high stand collar already covers the neck. A thin scarf adds a bit more without bulk.
On color, black is the most practical for daily wear and hides marks well. Gray is a softer everyday option. White or off-white, which is shown in our photos, looks crisp but will show dirt, so keep that in mind if you commute through slush or ride crowded transit.
Where else you can wear it
This coat is listed for daily, casual use in winter. That covers more than the commute.
- Winter travel: Long layovers, cold airports, and waiting for rides are easier in a coat that covers your legs.
- Outdoor walks: Dog walks, park loops, and sidewalks in cold, dry weather.
- Watching outdoor events: Sitting still in the cold is harder than moving, and a long down coat helps.
- Running errands: Quick trips in and out of the car, where a hood and a full zip are all you want.
It is not described as a technical mountaineering or ski jacket, so we would not sell it as one. For everyday cold, it fits well.
Shipping
Free standard shipping to all 50 US states. Orders are made to order and ship from our production partner within 1 to 3 business days, then arrive in about 7 to 14 business days. You get a tracking link by email as soon as your order ships.
All sales are final
All sales are final. Because every item is made to order, we do not accept returns or exchanges for change of mind or fit, so please check the size information before ordering. If your order arrives damaged, defective or not as described, email us within 14 days of delivery with a photo and we will send a replacement or a refund.
Contact us
Email hello@coatraven.com. A real person replies within one business day.
Why shop with Coat Raven
Coat Raven is a shop for coats. We only list what we can describe honestly, and we tell you when we do not know something. For this coat, that means the sizing is Asian, the size chart on this page should be your guide, and the pocket details are not shown in our photos.
Our price on this coat is $119, with free shipping to the US. Delivery takes 7-14 business days. If an item arrives damaged, defective, or is not the item you ordered, we will replace it or refund you within 14 days of delivery.
Frequently asked questions
Does this coat have a hood?
Yes. The hood is attached and cannot be removed. It works with the high stand collar to cover your neck and head.
What is the coat filled with?
The listing says white duck down, with 85% down content and a down weight of 250g-300g. The shell and lining are polyester.
Does it have pockets?
The specs list pockets as a feature, but they are not clearly visible in our photos. We cannot confirm their number, position, or closure. Contact us if that detail matters for your decision.
How does it fit?
The cut is loose, straight and roomy, with a length that runs close to the knee in the photos. It is sold in Asian sizes S to 5XL. Use the size chart on this page and compare it with a coat you own. Because all sales are final for fit, check carefully before ordering.
Is it waterproof?
The listing calls it windproof and warm, but it does not say waterproof. It is best for cold, dry days and light snow. For heavy rain, a dedicated rain shell is a better choice.
