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CONCEPT: The evolution of the traditional fleece, which transforms into a reliable thermal jacket with a very feminine look. The Marmarole helps you retain your body heat even in the wind and biting winter cold. FABRICS: Ideal and creative hybrid combining two types of thermal insulation. K-Synthetic Down Micro, held in place by extremely lightweight Pertex® Microlight, on front, back and hood. Very warm Thermo Fleece on collar, sides and bottom. Stretchier Thermo Fleece under arms. All the zips are YKK®.
Following the new measures issued by the Italian Government to prevent
the spread of the COVID-19, we need to inform you that our company
will be closed from March 23 to April 3 (inclusive).
All orders placed during this period will be dispatched from April 6.
Due the evolving situation, we invite you to visit the website for further updates.
We thank you for your comprehension during this difficult time and
we would like to take this opportunity to wish you and your loved ones all the best.
Hood finished with elastic trim and stretch stitching
Front Vislon® zip for faster opening and inside flap
that forms zip garage
Two front pockets with invisible zip
Two roomy inside pockets
Stretch stitching at center back
Elastic trim at wrist
Elastic trim on bottom of jacket
Weight:472g
Marmarole W Jacket
CONCEPT: The evolution of the traditional fleece, which transforms into a reliable thermal jacket with a very feminine look. The Marmarole helps you retain your body heat even in the wind and biting winter cold. FABRICS: Ideal and creative hybrid combining two types of thermal insulation. K-Synthetic Down Micro, held in place by extremely lightweight Pertex® Microlight, on front, back and hood. Very warm Thermo Fleece on collar, sides and bottom. Stretchier Thermo Fleece under arms. All the zips are YKK®.
