STORM KING

The down jacket was invented in Seattle, and less than 80 years later, we have largely lost the ability to make them in the US. However one titan still remains in the Pacific Northwest, or as I call it, the Fertile Crescent of down jackets. @crescentdownworks was started by Anne Michelson, who originally developed Eddie Bauer’s down testing laboratory in the late 1960s, and is still family owned and operated with Anne’s daughter Annie at the helm. It’s a dream come true to work with them.

There is one of the world’s most enchanted lakes in Olympic National Park, Lake Crescent. If you want to take the ‘postcard’ photo of the lake, you have to summit the nearby Mountain, Storm King.

The Storm King is a full winter parka in Crescent Lake blue, and a toasted almond interior. The hood is removable, to reveal a western collar full of down. 

• Shell: Water Resistant (DWR) 60/40 Cotton/Nylon
• Lining: Super Soft 100% Nylon - Without Intentionally Added PFAS
• 11 oz 700+ Fill Power Ethically-Sourced Goose Down
• Down Filled Hand Pockets & Collar
  
• Interior Lining Pocket
• Leather Snap Reinforcement
• New 3 Panel Detachable Hood With Snap Closure
• Leather Draw Cord at Hem and Hood
• Brass Logo Snaps
• YKK #5 Brass 2-Way Zipper
• William Ellery Drop Pocket
• Made in Seattle, Washington USA

Model is 6'4" wearing a size large.

STORM KING GARMENT MEASUREMENTS IN INCHES

S

• Chest: 21.5

• Length: 26.5

• Shoulder: 17.5

• Sleeve: 27

• Hip: 21.25

M

• Chest: 23.25

• Length: 27.5

• Shoulder: 18

• Sleeve: 28.5

• Hip: 22.75

L

• Chest: 24.5

• Length: 29

• Shoulder: 19.5

• Sleeve: 29

• Hip: 24

XL

• Chest: 26.5

• Length: 29.5

• Shoulder: 20.5

• Sleeve: 29.5

• Hip: 26

HOW TO MEASURE

1. Pick a jacket/shirt that fits you perfectly.

2. Lay it flat to measure.

3. Match your measurements to the chart and round up.

Measurement Guide:

• Chest: Armpit to armpit across the chest.

• Body Length: Down the center back of the jacket from neck to hem.

• Shoulder: Shoulder to shoulder across back of jacket.

• Sleeve: From shoulder seam to cuff.

• Hip: Along the hem of front of jacket.