- -50° C
- There is no warmest sock than these.
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The Monaco III is a long winter coat designed and sewn in Montréal. It falls below the knee and closes the area short parkas leave exposed: lower back, hips, upper thighs. It keeps out wind and rain showers, insulates down to −30 °C / −22 °F and holds its warmth even in damp weather. Sizes XS to 2XL.
The Monaco III is a long winter coat, designed and sewn in Montréal, in a city that knows hard winters. It falls below the knee and closes the area short parkas leave exposed — the lower back, the hips, the upper thighs.
The EcoStretch fabric is stretchy: it keeps out wind and rain showers and lets the body breathe.
Inside, synthetic insulation traps air without adding bulk. Inner micro-fleece cuffs, a detachable hood, hidden-zip pockets and a mesh pocket for gloves and a hat. Available in sizes XS to 2XL.
Warmth, comfort, protection: in town or out in the open, it is the same coat and nothing needs changing. The length does the rest — no draught across the lower back when you stand still, and your thighs stay warm on a frozen bench. Keep it zipped to the hips; that is where the cold gets in.
Synthetic insulation keeps its insulating power when the garment takes on moisture, where down collapses and stops holding heat — which counts for more than it seems in a European winter, damp far more often than it is polar. The membrane stops rain and wind. Worn over a base layer and a fleece, the parka holds its promise in extreme cold.
Because the point is not merely to avoid being cold: you want to be warm, and to know it before you step out. This coat settles in one garment what two do badly — it blocks wind and rain, and it insulates enough to stand still for hours. Its length covers ground short parkas give up, and its synthetic insulation holds its promise even in damp weather. It is designed and sewn in Montréal, in a workshop the brand names.
The three-layer system:
* Indicative temperature. Perceived warmth varies with activity, body type, humidity, wind and the layers worn underneath.
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