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Womens Cushla Down Jacket Moonlight

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Womens Cushla Down Jacket MoonlightCUSHLA BY MOKE Lightweight, warm, and effortlessly wearable, the Cushla Down Jacket is a packable puffer designed for everyday layering and travel. Built with the same trusted construction and warmth as Mokes much loved Mary Claire Vest now with sleeves Cushla delivers dependable insulation in a sleek, flattering silhouette. Filled with premium 90% duck down and 10% waterfowl feathers, the Cushla Down Jacket is engineered with Mokes signature warmth

CUSHLA BY MOKE

Lightweight, warm, and effortlessly wearable, the Cushla Down Jacket is a packable puffer designed for everyday layering and travel. Built with the same trusted construction and warmth as Moke’s much-loved Mary-Claire Vest - now with sleeves - Cushla delivers dependable insulation in a sleek, flattering silhouette.

Filled with premium 90% duck down and 10% waterfowl feathers, the Cushla Down Jacket is engineered with Moke’s signature warmth-to-weight ratio, keeping you cosy without the bulk. With an approximate 580 fill power, it offers reliable warmth across seasons, making it ideal for daily wear, commuting, and cooler days in New Zealand and Australia.

Thoughtfully designed with a tapered waist for shape and a high-low hem for added coverage, Cushla balances comfort and style with ease. The refined quilted design adds subtle texture, while the lightweight construction ensures it layers effortlessly over tees and knits or under heavier coats when temperatures drop.

Finished with practical details including adjustable drawcords at the hood and hem and a packable design with its own compact storage bag, the Cushla Down Jacket is made for life on the go. Lightweight, warm, and endlessly versatile, it’s a modern wardrobe essential you’ll reach for season after season.

Designed in New Zealand. Made for women living life across New Zealand and Australia.


FEATURES

  • Women’s lightweight down jacket designed for everyday wear

  • Premium insulation: 90% duck down, 10% waterfowl feathers

  • Approx. 580 fill power for warmth without bulk

  • Durable 100% nylon outer for everyday use

  • Long sleeves for added warmth and coverage

  • Tapered waist for a flattering, feminine fit

  • High-low hem for extra coverage and comfort

  • Adjustable drawcords at the hood and hem for a customised fit

  • Detachable hood for versatile styling

  • Packable design with included storage bag — ideal for travel

  • True to size for a sleek, comfortable fit

  • Machine washable for easy care

  • Designed in New Zealand


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