Moke Leila Waterproof Down Coat

LEILA BY MOKE

The Leila waterproof down coat combines sophisticated design with ultimate weather protection, offering a flattering mid-thigh length for a sleek silhouette. Whether you're braving the city rain or heading outdoors, this coat delivers exceptional warmth and protection without compromising on style.

Crafted with a lightweight yet fully seam-sealed 10K waterproof outer shell and 90/10 packable down insulation, it keeps you warm, dry, and comfortable in any conditions. Thoughtfully designed details include a storm shield on the hood, a waterproof two-way front zipper, and zipped exterior pockets for added functionality. Plus, it packs neatly into its own bag, making it a must-have for travel and everyday wear

FEATURES

• 100% Polyester outer
• Premium insulation - Filled with Moke’s 90% duck down, 10% waterfowl feathers for lightweight warmth
• Waterproof protection - Fully seam-sealed 10K waterproof outer shell to keep you dry in any weather
• Flattering silhouette - Mid-thigh length for a sleek and sophisticated look
• Storm-ready design - Hood with storm shield for added protection against wind and rain
• Functional details - Waterproof two-way front zipper for ease of movement and ventilation
• Secure storage - Zipped exterior pockets to keep essentials dry and accessible
• Packable & travel-friendly - Folds into its own bag for easy storage and on-the-go convenience
• Versatile wear - Ideal for city commutes, outdoor adventures, and everyday protection
• Designed in New Zealand

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

Turn garment inside out, machine wash on cold with a mild detergent that does not have fluorescing agents. Do not use fabric softeners or bleach. Once washed place your garment in the dryer with 3 clean tennis balls to return feathers back to original loft. Do not iron or dry clean.

Due to the lightweight nature of this garment, some feathers may occasionally protrude through the layers due to friction or static. DO NOT pull these feathers out, instead pinch the feather from the inside of the body and pull it back into the inside of the body of the jacket. Pulling feathers out can create holes in the fabric and should be avoided.