Wo Neyland Padded Jacket, burnt yellow

Warm, casual and robust hooded jacket with a ripstop look, waterproof and windproof, breathable and very warm, multifunctional for hiking or everyday use. Climate-friendly production through innovative old tire recycling using a mass balance method.

The Women's Neyland Padded Jacket is an all-round women's jacket for autumn and winter. With its casual and modern design, it can be worn in the city, but of course you can also take it with you on tour. It is warm and breathable, windproof and waterproof thanks to the Ceplex membrane. The sustainable and abrasion-resistant ripstop fabric ensures the stylish look, the adjustable hood and the high collar reliably protect against wind and cold. The soft and close-fitting cuffs keep the wrists warm even in sub-zero temperatures. No expense was spared when it comes to ingenious details: cold hands can be thawed out in the lined zip pockets, and the pocket on the arm has space for a smartphone or ski pass. The Women's Neyland Padded Jacket is unbeatable when it comes to sustainability: A certified mass balance method is used for the recycled main material polyamide. In this process, pyrolysis oil is obtained from used tires, which is fed into conventional polyamide production. This saves up to 60% CO2. The inner lining is made of recycled polyamide; the PrimaLoft® padding made from recycled PET bottles ensures the best insulation, even when it's stormy and snowing. The sporty winter jacket has been given an eco-friendly, water- and dirt-repellent Eco Finish finish without the use of environmentally harmful fluorocarbons (PFC). The VAUDE Green Shape label stands for an environmentally friendly, functional product made from sustainable and bluesign® certified materials. In addition, this product is climate-neutral: The emissions from materials, manufacturing process and shipping were determined holistically and systematically reduced. Currently unavoidable emissions were fully offset by the independent non-profit organization "myclimate".