Down jacket selection doorway

1. Smell the down jacket, if you find any pungent or peculiar smell, just ignore it. Someone once explained that the reason why goose down is more expensive than duck down is that goose down is tasteless, while duck down is tasteful. But as I mentioned earlier, duck down and goose down are processed in the same way, and flavored down (whether it is goose down or duck down) is a substandard product and must not be bought.

2. Check whether the basic information indicated on the sign of the down jacket is complete, mainly the amount of cashmere, the amount of cashmere, the type of fluff and the basic information of the manufacturer, but generally there is no information on bulkiness, you can directly Consult a shopping guide.

3. Carefully touch the inner layer of the down jacket. If you feel thorns, it means that the content of feathers in the jacket is high (see the concept of "down" above for the specific reasons), and the quality should not be very good. . If you don't feel prickly or thorny, it means that this piece of clothing has a relatively high cashmere content and better warmth retention.

4. Next, you can put a few down jackets you like together, and use the same strength to hold down the surface of the clothes respectively. The faster the rebound time, the better the quality of the down jacket (indicating high bulkiness). For down jackets with the same amount of down filling, the larger the volume (that is, the more fluffy the down jacket), the better the quality.

5. Then pat the down jacket hard. If there is fluff or dust, it means that the fabric of this down jacket has poor down resistance or the stitches are too large. This kind of down jacket will be thinner and more breathable. It won't be too good, so I don't recommend buying it.