Moorer parkas - your thoughts?

[harryx2]

I like their designs but have no idea how warm they are and how they compare to more technical brands. I have a Parajumpers parka, the Kegen, which is very warm but it's too sporty / casual to wear with something more formal. Also, why don't they mention anything about their fill power?

 

[noobanker]

Did you find any information?

 

[harryx2]

Unfortunately, no. I've checked with their customer service and they didn't know about the fill power or the grams of down used in their jackets.

 

[harryx2]

Since then I've read a lot about fill power and down weight, and it's quite disappointing that a lot of high fashion brands don't get the technical side of outerwear.

 

[noobanker]

Since then I've read a lot about fill power and down weight, and it's quite disappointing that a lot of high fashion brands don't get the technical side of outerwear.

Which brand has it best?
Is it Canada Goose?

That's really a shame about Moorer not having any info on fill power.
If it was somewhat decent i'd buy it over canada goose.

 

[harryx2]

I'm not so much a fan of Canada Goose, so not really interested. Through my research online, I found two brands that have a nicer design and more technical information about what they offer:

This is my favourite so far. Triple Fat Goose

Men's Down Parkas, Jackets & Coats | Triple F.A.T. Goose

Stay warm & dry in the great outdoors with Triple F.A.T. Goose premium down jackets & winter coats for men. Order now for free shipping.

triplefatgoose.com

And this

Aztech Mountain

Men's and women's technically appointed performance sportswear rooted in skiing. Aztech is distinguished by the unexpected, to keep you feeling exceptional in every environment.

aztechmountain.com

But their fill power in jackets is 500, which is just OK.

 

[noobanker]

That’s quite poor.
I would hope Moorer is higher than that.

 

[harryx2]

To be honest, I don't think so. It's quite dodgy they don't have information. I do love some of their designs though.