Mini A Ture Winter Coat - Walder Fur - Dark Shadow

Winter Coat from Mini A Ture

Gorgeous Mini A Ture winter coat in grey with nice fur trim.

The Mini A Ture winter coat has a detachable hood which is attached with snaps. Along the edge, there is a fur edge, which is fastened with a zipper, and at the top of the hood, it can be tightened with a hidden elastic cord so that it fits well around the face.

At the sleeves, there is practical snow catcher in stretchable polyester with a hole for the thumb. At the end of the sleeves, there is a plastic ring that you can hook gloves and mittens to. The winter coat can be tightened around the waist with an adjustable elastic on the inside.

The Mini A Ture winter coat also has the following fine features:

• Waterproof with a water column pressure of 12.000 mm
• Windproof
• Breathable with the breathability of 8.000 g/m2/24 h
• Taped seams
• Abrasion resistance of 50.000 rubs
• Lightweight insulation with Thermolite
• Environmentally friendly dirt and water-repellent coating without the use of fluoride (Bionic Finish Eco)

The winter coat opens with a zipper with a double windpipe, which closes at the front with hidden press studs and a press stud at the bottom and top. At the front, there are practical flap pockets, which are closed with a push button. Out of the right pocket, there is a star-shaped reflective detail hanging, and at the bottom of the back, there is another reflective detail. The coat is lined with soft fleece throughout the body and the hood, while there is a smooth woven lining in the sleeves.

Made with:
- Outer: 100% nylon
- Lining: 100% polyester
- Padding: 100% polyester

The coat is Oekotex 100 certified

Model: Walder Fur Jacket, Style: 1203114700, Colour: 960 Dark Shadow

The fur edge of the hood is made of Finnish raccoon, which is shot solely to keep the population down. The Finnish raccoon is a pest that is a major nuisance to the environment and the animal population in the local area, and therefore care is taken to limit the number. The fur does not come from farmed animals, but from animals that live freely in nature.