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You take the tram at dawn, walk the dog in the snow, or cross a windy car park: the parka is your ally. This small selection from the Black Friday features hooded parkas, for both adults and children.
Compare the models and choose your size.
Longer than a jacket, the parka covers the upper thighs and cuts the wind. It is suitable for city trips as well as family outings. The selection is short, so it's easy to browse: you can compare each model in just a few minutes.
A fur-lined or adjustable hood protects the face. A length that falls below the hips keeps the thighs warm. A double fastening, with a zip and buttons, prevents the wind from getting in.
Peak Mountain is the most represented. CMP and POC also appear, along with other brands like Rehall and Ziener, completing the Brand filter. Compare according to the target audience: adult, junior, or child.
If you prefer a shorter jacket, check out the down jackets or the jackets and sweaters. For rain, the waterproof jackets take over.
The whole operation is on Black Friday jackets and down jackets. The clearance hiking options are another avenue.
The parka covers the lower back and thighs, which is important when you stay still for a long time: bus stops, markets, club matches. It insulates better from the wind than a short jacket and often zips up to the chin.
Deep, lined pockets keep hands warm. An adjustable hood protects without obstructing the view. A drawstring at the waist adjusts the fit to limit drafts and slim the silhouette.
A junior parka should allow for movement: check the sleeve length and ease of fastening. Models with double fastenings are easier to use with gloves.
Try the parka on with the sweater you wear most often. The sleeves should cover the wrists when you raise your arms, and the fastening shouldn’t pull at the belly. If you’re unsure between two sizes, go for the one that allows shoulder movement.
A parka is suitable for station walks and walking in the snow. For longer hikes, lighter and more breathable models are preferable. If you're going to high altitude, rather combine a down jacket and a waterproof jacket.
Brush off dirt before washing. Follow the label instructions, and regularly treat the fabric with a water-repellent product. Synthetic fur should be gently styled after drying.
Here, in the operation, and then in the hiking sales.
The parka is longer and more windproof. The down jacket is lighter.
For cold walks, yes. For more intense activities, prefer a technical jacket.
Your usual size, with room for a sweater underneath.
According to the label, at a low temperature, and air dry.