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Up to -15°C
Barry Short Sherpa Puffer Jacket
Sale price$87.50 USD(50% off)
$175.00 USD
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Meet Barry, the short puffer coat that combines warm texture with a versatile vibe. Whether you're going on day trips or heading out for a night on the town, this coat will pass every style test with flying colors.
Details
Size & Fit
Model Info
Materials & Care
- Shoulder to hem length: 27.75"
- Zipper closure
- Two side seam zipper pockets
- Inner welt pocket
- Bungee cord at hem
- Rib cuffs
- This jacket will shield you from conditions up to -15°C/5°F
- Fit: Regular - A shape that’s not too big or small
- Length: Short - Intended to hit between the hip to mid thigh
- On average, customers say it fits true to size
Find Your Size
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Meet:
Jason
Height:
6'0''
Chest:
37''
Waist:
32''
Wearing Size:
Medium
Meet:
Michael
Height:
6'2''
Chest:
36.5''
Waist:
31.5''
Wearing Size:
Medium
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- Machine wash
- Gentle cycle
- Wash separately
- Do not bleach
- Hang to dry
- Do not iron
- Do not dry clean
- Shell: 100% polyester
- Lining: 100% polyester
- Fill: 100% polyester
Sustainable Practices
Recycled Plastic
We make a bold statement beyond design. Our accessories are made using innovative and trusted technology from REPREVE, while our loungewear collection of everyday essentials are made from recycled water bottles. Every piece of these collections contains our promise to keep plastic bottles out of our oceans and landfills for generations to come.
Vegan Sherpa
The fashion world can’t help but fall for faux shearling. You’ll find the material cropping up on many of our fall/winter styles and insulating pieces from our outerwear collection. That’s in large part due to its warmth and likeness to animal-based wool. While it's just as indulgently fuzzy and soft as the real deal, our version is spun from synthetic fibres. Because it's completely cruelty-free, our faux shearling pieces are known to spark joy. Keep the warmth, lose the harm.
