Mackage Women's Clothing

Frequently Asked Questions

• How do I choose between the ADITA light down hybrid and the Trish down coat for winter city wear?

  The ADITA is a light down hybrid with a 53% cotton / 47% polyester shell that’s best for transitional cold and layering, while the Trish is a fuller down coat with a fur‑trimmed, often removable hood that provides more coverage for harsher winter days. Pick ADITA for streamlined, everyday warmth and Trish when you need extra insulation and wind protection.
• How does Mackage’s recycled down perform compared to traditional down?

  Mackage uses a 90% recycled down / 10% recycled feather fill in many styles, which preserves loft and insulating properties similar to virgin down while reducing environmental impact. When combined with well‑engineered shells and construction, recycled down maintains warmth and compressibility for city and light‑outdoor use.
• What size should I order if I want a tailored Mackage coat but still need room for layering?

  Mackage favors tailored silhouettes, so if you plan to wear thick sweaters or multiple layers under pieces like the Trish, consider sizing up one size for added mobility and comfort. For lighter jackets such as the ADITA, choose the size that matches your chest and shoulder measurements and consult model fit notes to decide if room for layering is necessary.
• Are Mackage parkas and puffers water-resistant and suitable for light outdoor activities like après‑ski?

  Many Mackage parkas and puffers feature water‑repellent or water‑resistant shells and abrasion‑resistant panels, making them suitable for cold, wet urban conditions and light outdoor activities like après‑ski. Look for specific model features—venting, taped seams, and the shell fabric—to match the amount of moisture and activity you expect.