Larrai women's padded jacket in recycled nylon

Padded down jacket with a classic straight line and collar, made of recycled nylon . The down jacket has two external front pockets and two comfortable internal pockets, zip closure and two internal buttons and stitching that forms a geometric pattern. The padding is made with an innovative fiber composed partially of plant-based materials. This padding makes the duvet warm and insulating but at the same time light and breathable, very soft and flexible. Recycled nylon allows us to recover a lot of waste found at sea and textile scraps that would end up in landfill and much fewer resources are used for its regeneration than virgin nylon.

The model wears a size 38D and is 1.73 m tall

Composition: 100% GRS certified recycled nylon exterior, OEKO TEX certified recycled polyester interior lining, SORONA® Aura polyester padding

Color: coral

Guide to specific product sizes taken on the garment:

Washing: follow the instructions on the label

This piece was made by Peter's team in Dalian, Northern China. A relationship that has united them for 10 years thanks to trust in its high quality products and organic certifications.

SKFK is a Basque brand, creating ethical fashion for women who wish to embrace a unique design, inspired by art and culture, with a timeless, comfortable and functional style.

• CO2 emissions and their reduction and compensation. In addition to a clear preference for organic and eco-friendly fibres, they insist on measuring and reducing the impact of every step of the process. From sea transport, to bioplastic packaging or recycled cotton paper tag, every action is quantified. You are given full transparency to allow you to make informed choices.
• FAIRTRADE Cotton label: Through the Chetna Coalition (Chetco), SKFK is committed to purchasing organic cotton, one year in advance, from a cooperative of small farmers located in the Indian states of Odisha, Maharashtra and Telangana. The price paid is fair and the long-term commitment reduces the economic pressure on over 35,000 farmers.