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Women's puffer and quilted jackets — light warmth and everyday style

Warmth, light weight and everyday style: our women's quilted jackets go from the city to the cottage when the temperature drops. Light puffers that pack into a bag, longer quilted jackets to cut the cold, water-repellent models for the snow — find women's puffer and quilted jackets at Soccer Sport Fitness from Columbia and Lolë.

On this page: Light puffers · Longer quilted jackets · Down or synthetic · How to choose · Brands · FAQ

Light puffers

Warm and packable, they slip into a bag and wear on their own in mid-season or under a shell in cold weather. Ideal for layering and travelling light.

Longer quilted jackets

With more coverage, they protect the lower back and hips from wind and cold. A great everyday choice for walking downtown and waiting outdoors, often with a hood.

Down or synthetic?

Down offers the best warmth-to-weight ratio and packs beautifully, but doesn't like moisture. Synthetic insulation stays warm even when wet and dries fast — handy for snow and light rain.

How to choose

Mid-season: a light puffer to layer.
Deep cold / city: a longer quilted jacket with a hood.
Wet snow: a synthetic-insulated model with a water-repellent finish.
Travel: a packable puffer that fits in a bag.

Our brands

Columbia for technical and everyday jackets, Lolë for cozy lifestyle. Layer a base layer and a warm top underneath, and check out our winter jackets and our jackets and windbreakers too.

What is a quilted jacket?

A jacket whose lining is stitched into compartments (quilted) to hold the insulation — down or synthetic — evenly in place. That's what gives you the puffer: warm and light.

Down or synthetic insulation?

Down offers the best warmth-to-weight ratio and packs beautifully, but doesn't like moisture. Synthetic stays warm even when wet and dries fast — a good choice for snow and rain.

Is a puffer warm enough for winter?

A light puffer is perfect in mid-season or as a layer under a shell. For deep cold, choose a longer, well-insulated quilted jacket with a hood.

How do I care for a quilted jacket?

Always follow the care label. Generally, a gentle cold wash and a low-heat tumble dry with dryer balls help redistribute the insulation, especially for down.

How do I choose my size?

Check the size chart specific to each brand and allow a little room for a layer underneath if you plan to wear it in deep cold.