SATISFY Rippy Force Puffer Jacket

The Paris running label's first insulated jacket wraps 850-fill goose down in a Japanese sailcloth built for kites and windsurf rigs, and weighs 600 grams.

Sailcloth Shell

SATISFY made its name on running kit, and its first puffer borrows from the water. The shell is a high-tenacity polyester first developed in Japan for kite and windsurf sails, backed by a 10-denier micro-ripstop lining. All-over SATISFY embroidery stitches the baffles in place so the down stays where it belongs.

Warmth Between Efforts

Inside is 850 fill-power grey goose down from ALLIED, with synthetic insulation in the underarms where sweat would flatten feathers. The hood fits over a helmet, a two-way zip vents from either end, and six pockets cover a full day out. The whole jacket weighs 600 grams in a medium and packs into its own carry bag.

Choppers and Campfires

The launch campaign follows three friends who run out of a Colorado valley before dawn, ride old choppers until the pavement quits, and pitch camp above the treeline. A matching Rippy Force Sleeping Bag uses the same shell and down for nights the jacket cannot cover alone. The jacket costs $1,000 in Black or Falcon, with the bag at $710.