Shoppers Compare Quince's Under-$200 Down Parka to Styles That Cost $1,475-Get It While It's Back in Stock

"If you're traveling to a place known for its frigid winters, consider this Responsible Down Hooded Long Parka from Quince. Shoppers have comfortably worn it in sub-zero temperatures in Chicago, and say it "stands up to" cold weather in New York, Japan, Ireland, and Iceland. They've also found it to be similar in quality to $1,475 styles sold by Canada Goose. Certain colors and sizes are already selling fast, so snag yours while it's still in stock."

"This Quince Responsible Down Hooded Long Parka is filled with 90 percent goose down, 10 percent goose feathers, and ​​has a 700+ down fill power rating. This means it's lightweight, compact, and adequately insulated, and according to Quince, it'll keep you warm in bone-chilling temperatures as low as 33 degrees below zero Fahrenheit. This parka is also RDS, or Responsible Down Standard, certified, meaning that the feathers found inside it meet animal welfare standards."

The Quince Responsible Down Hooded Long Parka contains 90 percent goose down and 10 percent goose feathers with a 700+ fill power, providing lightweight, compact insulation rated to -33°F. The parka is RDS-certified, ensuring feather sourcing meets animal welfare standards. The durable outer shell is water-repellent and windproof for snowstorms, rain showers, slopes, and mountain hikes. Design features include chest slit pockets and oversized dual-entry, fleece-lined hip pockets with snap and zipper closures. Shoppers report comfortable wear in sub-zero conditions across Chicago, New York, Japan, Ireland, and Iceland, and compare its quality to much more expensive brands.

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