WOMEN'S PUFFER

Yes. Our women’s puffer winter jackets come in various insulation levels from lightweight options for mild climates to longline, heavy-filled coats built for snow and sub-zero travel. Warmth depends on the insulation type, fill power, and jacket length you choose..

Your women’s puffa jacket should feel snug but never tight. The ideal fit allows full movement in your shoulders and arms while trapping body heat. Look for cuffs, hems, or adjustable waists that help seal warmth in without restricting comfort.

Yes. Both length and fit play a big role in comfort and warmth. Short puffers are great for layering, commuting, or mild winter days. They offer light warmth and easy mobility. Mid-length styles provide balanced insulation without feeling bulky, making them ideal for travel and everyday wear. For colder destinations, longline or parka-length jackets give maximum coverage and wind protection.

If you plan to wear thicker sweaters or base layers underneath, consider sizing up for better mobility. PUFFIT jackets are generally true to size, and our size guide includes detailed chest, waist, and hip measurements to help you find your perfect fit.

Top features of PUFFIT’s women’s puffer jackets include a detachable or adjustable hood for customizable protection, storm cuffs and internal wrist seals to lock in warmth, and multiple secure pockets for convenience. Each jacket is built with a windproof, water-repellent shell and a packable, compressible design ideal for travel. Using recycled or responsibly sourced insulation, these thoughtful details make PUFFIT puffer jackets both highly functional and effortlessly stylish.

Absolutely. PUFFIT’s sleek, structured designs pair beautifully with winter boots, knit dresses, or tailored trousers. Try a belted or glossy-finish jacket for a chic, city-ready aesthetic that still keeps you warm.

Check the care label first. Machine wash your PUFFIT jacket on a gentle cycle with cold water and a mild or down-specific detergent. Avoid bleach and fabric softeners, as they can harm the insulation and water-repellent coating. Tumble dry on low heat with a couple of clean tennis or dryer balls to restore fluff, or air dry completely if it’s synthetic-filled. If your jacket gets wet, simply air dry it to bring back its loft.

For travel, choose a lightweight, foldable PUFFIT that packs into its own pouch, and reapply a DWR (Durable Water Repellent) spray once a year to maintain long-term protection. When storing your jacket in the off-season, keep it in a cool, ventilated area and avoid compressing it for long periods. Hang it on a wide plastic or wooden hanger to preserve its shape and insulation loft.