Various sizes/colours available - reduced from £27.99. This is for the X-Light 2, not the X-Light 1 which is still £27.99 and was posted a couple of weeks ago. Essentially, they are the same jacket, just different styling.
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centaurandrew to sashahook
13 Jan 1719#4
Try not to get too down about it.
danflorin3
13 Jan 1710#10
Stop cruelty!!!! Don't buy real clothes with fur/feathers
woldranger
13 Jan 175#17
How is it animal cruelty to use feathers? The animals will be reared for their meat and the feathers sold off as a byproduct. Personally, I think duck tastes great!
sashahook
13 Jan 174#3
Cruelty in a coat!
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maxmix
13 Jan 17#1
Whats in it Pigeon feathers ?
maxmix
reakt to maxmix
13 Jan 17#2
Seagul
ELVIS_THE_PELVIS to maxmix
14 Jan 17#37
What's with the signature
:confused:
sashahook
13 Jan 174#3
Cruelty in a coat!
centaurandrew to sashahook
13 Jan 1719#4
Try not to get too down about it.
NikLP
13 Jan 17#5
"The body is covered with feathers for greater comfort."
Presumably there is a layer of tar involved, and the bird's comfort is noticeably reduced.
havinalaff
13 Jan 171#6
why do people insist on slating something without doing the research.
decathlon statement......
Our feathers come from Chinese ducks reared for their meat; we remove their feathers after slaughter. We hold the death certificates for these
Richief to havinalaff
13 Jan 17#18
Everything comes out of China these days, even duck feathers. :smile:
NIgelK to havinalaff
14 Jan 17#38
Ah that's good then, we all know how ethical China is towards animals and how they never lie.
Zontes
13 Jan 17#7
What is sizing like on Decathlon jackets compared to other sellers?
willysnapper
13 Jan 17#8
They seem confused about their own washing instructions:
They clearly state don't dry clean, ...then suggest you take it to a dry cleaners! :laughing:
They also state that you should zip the garment before washing/drying, ...then show a video which totally disregards this advice!! :confused:
I'd like to see the death certificates for all the ducks that donated to the filling of my jacket! :stuck_out_tongue:
elvisshouldplayska
13 Jan 171#9
Who cares where the feathers are from and what the washing instructions are it's £ 19.99p.
Wear it for the rest of the winter then throw it away - job done and value for money had !
danflorin3
13 Jan 1710#10
Stop cruelty!!!! Don't buy real clothes with fur/feathers
villageidiotdan to danflorin3
13 Jan 172#12
Agreed. A bargain shouldn't come at this expense. Pertex is man made equivalent - it's almost as warm and far warmer when wet
andy5and to danflorin3
13 Jan 17#13
So please explain the cruelty.....yawn
gidsterc to danflorin3
14 Jan 17#22
no, buy fake clothes with fur/feathers instead...
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maxmix
:confused:
Presumably there is a layer of tar involved, and the bird's comfort is noticeably reduced.
decathlon statement......
Our feathers come from Chinese ducks reared for their meat; we remove their feathers after slaughter. We hold the death certificates for these
They clearly state don't dry clean, ...then suggest you take it to a dry cleaners! :laughing:
They also state that you should zip the garment before washing/drying, ...then show a video which totally disregards this advice!! :confused:
I'd like to see the death certificates for all the ducks that donated to the filling of my jacket! :stuck_out_tongue:
Wear it for the rest of the winter then throw it away - job done and value for money had !