Women's jackets for the entire Danish season
The selection of women's jackets here ranges from lightweight transitional jackets and blazers to quilted and padded models for the cold. The materials have been chosen based on what the jacket needs to be able to do — wool blends and cotton, where the look matters most, polyester and nylon, where the weather does.
Lightweight jackets for the transitional periods
These are the jackets that come out most often during the year. Skylar is sewn in cotton with a light stretch and has an adjustable waist, so the fit can be adjusted depending on what is worn underneath. Sanna is in viscose with an all-over print and a soft drape, and Suzie has a simple button closure and a slight A-shape. What they have in common is that they work when it is neither cold nor warm — and that they can be taken off indoors without taking up much space.
Quilted and padded jackets for the cold
When the temperature drops, the padded and padded models take over. Sylvia is short and lightly padded with a high collar and ribbed cuffs with reflective details. Sille is the long version with a detachable hood, covering a good part of the thigh. September Jacket is quilted with corduroy details at the pockets, sleeves, and collar, and Santana has a classic button closure and ribbed edges at the sleeves. If the jacket needs to handle rain, Sasha 2.0 is a lightweight rain jacket in water-repellent nylon with a fixed hood.
Blazers and fleece as a mid-layer
Two product types solve the same task in their own way. The blazers — Belle in a wool blend with a herringbone pattern, Bibbi in linen and viscose, and Sanja with a light stretch — provide a nicer layer that works at work and for everyday wear. The fleece does the same in a more relaxed version: Sky as a jacket and Leslie as a vest, both in a soft teddy quality with a high collar. A vest warms the body and leaves the arms free, which makes it easy to use under a jacket when it gets colder.
The washing instructions vary more than you might think: the wool blends must be washed on a wool program at 30 °C, viscose and linen tolerate a delicate wash, while most polyester qualities can be machine washed at 30-40 °C. Material composition, washing instructions, and style number are on each individual product page, so you can compare women's jackets before choosing. See the selection above.
