YD275 Waterproof Down Jacket
Source specification recordedYD275 is a short puffer jacket built for buyers who need rain protection and down warmth in one layer. The shell is a thin two-layer nylon laminated with a membrane, tested at 10,000mm H2O to JIS L 1092:2009 B and 16,000 g/m2/24h vapour permeability to JIS L 1099:2012 B1, so the garment stays sealed in rain without trapping sweat during activity. The fill is a 50% duck down and 50% cocoon-fibre blend using Suprelle Cocoon ADVANSA fibres at 600 fill power, which recovers loft faster than plain down after compression in transit. The water repellent finish is PFC free, which matters for brands selling into markets that restrict fluorinated chemistry.
| Style | QM275 Short Puffer Jacket |
|---|---|
| Fit | Regular fit |
| Colour | Dark grey |
| Shell material | 100% nylon |
| Lining | 100% nylon |
| Padding | 50% duck down, 50% polyester cocoon fibre |
| Fill power | 600 |
| Waterproofness | 10,000mm H2O, JIS L 1092:2009 B |
| Vapour permeability | 16,000 g/m2/24h, JIS L 1099:2012 B1 |
| Water repellent finish | PFC free |
| MOQ | TBC |
| Lead time | TBC |
Key Benefits
- Waterproof rating of 10,000mm H2O documented to JIS L 1092:2009 B, not an unverified claim
- Vapour permeability of 16,000 g/m2/24h to JIS L 1099:2012 B1 keeps condensation down in the shell
- PFC free water repellent coating suits brands with restricted substance lists
- 600 fill power blend of duck down and cocoon fibre recovers loft after compressed shipping
- Two-layer laminated nylon keeps the garment light without a separate rain shell
Problems It Solves
- Down jackets that wet out in rain and lose insulating value
- Rain shells that require a second insulating layer and add cost per unit
- Loft loss after long sea freight in compressed cartons
Who It Is For
- Outdoor and lifestyle brands adding a waterproof down piece to a winter line
- Importers who must supply test standards to a retail buyer before an order is confirmed
- Private-label programmes replacing a PFC-treated jacket with a PFC free equivalent
Application Scenarios
- Autumn and winter city commuting in wet climates where a separate rain layer is impractical
- Retail programmes that need one jacket to cover both cold and rain conditions
- Travel ranges where the jacket is compressed into luggage and must regain loft
Technical Features and Construction
- Thin 2L fabric laminated with a waterproof breathable membrane
- Tunnel hood with a wide brim and a high neck guard
- Double depth adjustment system at the hood
- Double zip front closure for movement while seated
- Elastic cuffs with thumb holes to seal the wrist
- Two front pockets, two inner pockets, a mobile phone pocket and a smart pocket on the right sleeve
- Inner straps for carrying the jacket over the shoulders
Materials
- Shell and lining are both 100% nylon, laminated as a thin two-layer construction
- Insulation is a 50/50 duck down and polyester cocoon fibre blend with Suprelle Cocoon ADVANSA fibres
- Surface treatment is a PFC free high-performance water repellent coating
How It Is Made
- Fabric is laminated to the membrane before cutting so the waterproof layer runs continuously
- Down and cocoon fibre are blended before filling to hold the quick-recovery structure
- Hood, cuffs and pocket details are assembled after the body panels are closed
Quality Control and Testing
- Waterproofness is measured to JIS L 1092:2009 B
- Vapour permeability is measured to JIS L 1099:2012 B1
- Fill power is confirmed at 600 for the down blend
Certification
Customization Options
- Colourway beyond dark grey: available on request, specification TBC
- Label, hangtag and packaging: buyer supplied artwork
- Size grading and fit block: adjustable to the buyer's spec sheet
Compared With the Alternatives
| A standard down jacket without a membrane | YD275 stays waterproof in rain but the laminated shell is less soft to the hand |
|---|---|
| A 3L hardshell over a separate down midlayer | YD275 is one piece and lighter to ship, but the layers cannot be worn separately |
| 100% duck down fill | The cocoon-fibre blend recovers loft faster after compression, with slightly lower warmth per gram than pure high-fill down |
Use and Care Guide
- Close the double zip fully and set the hood depth adjustment before exposure to driving rain
- Hang the jacket to regain loft for 24 hours after unpacking a compressed carton
- Reproof the PFC free repellent finish after repeated washing to keep surface water beading
Related Reading
Waterproof and Breathable Outerwear
Shells, parkas and twinset coats specified against JIS L 1092 for water resistance and JIS L 1099 for vapour permeability.
Read more →Down and Padded Insulation
Down jackets, twinset padding coats and quilted styles where the fill and construction are stated in the specification.
Read more →How to Read a JIS L 1092 Water Resistance Figure
What the water column number on an outerwear specification means, and what it does not tell you.
Read the guide →What JIS L 1099 Tells You About Breathability
Vapour permeability figures, why the method letter matters and how to compare styles fairly.
Read the guide →Questions About YD275
What waterproof rating does YD275 carry?
10,000mm H2O measured to JIS L 1092:2009 B, with vapour permeability of 16,000 g/m2/24h to JIS L 1099:2012 B1.
Is the water repellent finish PFC free?
Yes. The garment uses a PFC free high-performance water repellent coating.
What is in the padding?
50% duck down and 50% polyester cocoon fibre using Suprelle Cocoon ADVANSA fibres, at 600 fill power.
Can we order colours other than dark grey?
The listed sample is dark grey. Other colourways are handled per programme; send your colour standard and we will confirm.
What is the minimum order quantity?
MOQ is set per programme and is not published. Email [email protected] with your quantity and target season.
Can you supply our own labels and packaging?
Yes, on buyer-supplied artwork. Confirm label position and packing method with your enquiry.
Quote YD275
Send the style number, quantity and target season. We reply with a quotation and a clear list of what still needs to be agreed.