Men's CirrusLite Down Jacket

My favorite travel jacket thus far. It's light, it's warm, has double zippered pockets and goes with basically any attire (formal or casual). Seriously good design by Eddie Bauer and I've shopped around at all the department stores/major brands (e.g. North Face, Patagonia, REI, Nordstrom, etc). Excellent price too (under $100) for a down jacket. Bought an extra pair of these just in case Eddie Bauer ever stops producing these. Fit is also just right (not too small or large). Note, the logo pictured is different than the one delivered, but that's pretty much it.

Very lightweight, love this jacket ! Good for 50°+...maybe into the mid 40's if you were active while wearing it ? Great alternative to a hoodie.. I'm 6'2 & 210 lb got an extra large fits perfect. Very super comfortable, I like the fit a lot and quality is good. Definitely great packable, will take up virtually no room. I was on the fence for a while on this jacket after reading the reviews, I'm definitely glad I gave it a shot and got it, I would buy again. good replacement for hoodie, if you're looking for a down jacket to keep you warm in colder weather, I would skip it.

I really like this down jacket. It is lightweight, warm, and comfortable. The quality is fantastic. When it was priced down from $130 to $90, it still was priced to high for me. I saved it to my list. When I got a notification that the price had dropped to $34.09 last month, I bought it immediately. No regrets.

This jacket is a great bargain at the price it sells for here on Amazon. The retail price is $99, but the Amazon price is $59. This jacket is worth the Amazon price, but is not worth the full retail price. Eddie Bauer does regularly offer 40% off coupons that bring the full price in line with the Amazon price. Eddie Bauer also, occasionally, has a 50% off sale which would bring the price down to $49, that would be a really good bargain. If you want a good deal, pay the Amazon price. If you are in no hurry, wait for a 50$ off sale at Eddie Bauer. Why do I think this is a good deal? This is not the best down jacket you can buy. This should really be thought of as a 'down sweater' and not a jacket. This does not have a lot of features. This has good down, but does not have the highest quality down ( 650 dfp (down fill power) vs 850 dfp or 900 dfp. This does not have down treated with a hydrophillic process to make the down more water proof. This does not have an outer shell of some super high-tech fabric like dyneema or pertex. However, this is a really good, bargain down jacket. It has quality down. when dfp ratings started being used, 400 to 500 was the most common, ordinary, jacket fill. 650 used to be considered very 'high end'. Most of the ultra-expensive coats and jackets that Canada Goose sells use 650 dfp down. Things have changed and the high end is much higher now, but 650 dfp is still good. Ask anyone who has spent over $1,000 on a Canada Goose jacket with 650 dfp down. There are better jackets that are much more expensive, but this jacket is a good jacket for $59. If the jacket had 2 of any of the following 3 features, I think it would be worth the retail price of $99: 1) A hem drawstring, instead of the elastic it has. 2) A zippered chest pocket (inside or outside) for a phone. 3) a double zipper on one of the pockets, so the jacket can be stored in its own pocket. This jacket lacks all of those features. They are all pretty basic. If it had any 2 of those 3, I'd class it as a $99 jacket. This is not a jacket that will get you across Antartica on a dog sled, but it will meet the needs of many people out there. I've worn this jacket in weather ranging from 0º F to 45º F. Alone, it is good down to about 32º F, if it isn't freezing rain out. Below that temperature, I usually combine it with a fleece hoody underneath this jacket. It was 24ºF today on my way to work and I wore the fleece hoody/EB cirruslite down jacket combo and was pretty warm. If it is wet out, I'll wear this jacket under a waterproof shell. The coldest weather, and I combine the three layers: Fleece hoody, down sweater, gore-tex shell. That can take me down to the 0º F easily. I'll see if I can use that combo even lower this January. It just hasn't gotten that cold yet. Workmanship is fine. Remember this is a $59 dollar jacket. I found one hanging thread I cut off. It wasn't a loose thread, just extra. The first few days, a few of the very tiny down feathers came out near some seems. I have had this with every down jacket I have owned. The very smallest feathers fit through the larger sew holes. It happens, but it doesn't really leak down. To sum it up, it is worth the price charged here on Amazon. You can get jackets with more feartures, but they cost more. You can get jackets with better down, or better fabrics but you won't get them for $59. Jackets like the Montbell Alpine Lite, REI Magma 850 2.0, or Patagonia down sweater have more features, better fabric and better down. They retail for $209 to $229. You'll see extra features like zipper storm flaps, zippered chest pockets, fleece lined collars, water resistant down and more on these other jackets. Features that are not present on this jacket. They also cost from $140 to $170 more than this jacket does. This is a great bargain for the price, it can be a really good part of any layered winter system, and you can buy 3 or 4 of these for the price of a high end brand name lite down jacket. I've added pictures of the one loose thread, and one of the very small feathers that came out (the feather is so small it is hard to see). I've added pictures of how I layer the jacket with the fleece and the outer shell when needed. This is a good deal, has responsibly sourced down and is pretty well made. If you want more features, there are plenty of other down jackets with more features.

Great jacket

REALLY nice quality. It’s super lightweight and my son loves it. It’s very warm and lives up to its quality name. Would definitely recommend!

I have an older puffer jacket in a bag, which I use for travel in LATAM. I wanted something for just a bit cooler environment, this jacket fits the bill. I debated on the hood vs not, ultimately chose no hood, but I think it would be a solid choice if I spent more time in the Midwest. Solid winds in Atlanta with temps in the 30's-40's, this jacket was toasty, kept wind out completely. Collar goes a little taller than I thought I wanted, but with the breeze it locks out the wind. It does not have a pull cord to secure the bottom, but because it's a longer fit, I didn't find any breeze blowing up my back. Not sure about rain resistance, but will see, solid choice thus far.

A lot of feathers were coming out front the jacket.

I never take it off and I live in a very cold place. Superb quality jacket soft to touch and very light.

Great coat for cool.

Manteau de belle qualité. Première expérience d'achat avec cette marque de vêtements. Très satisfait à tout point de vue. Je recommande sans hésitation. Toujours un excellent service de AMAZON.

La chaqueta es diferente a la que se muestra en la foto

Es una chamarra bonita que es muy ligera pero abrigadora, la puedes llevar a caminatas y guardar fácilmente porque no es bultosa, también la puedes usar debajo otra chamarra para clima extremo.