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Get a Down Jacket Ready for Winter in 6 Steps: Check Loft, Moisture and Tears

When you unpack a stored down jacket, inspect its care label, moisture, clumped insulation and tiny tears. Follow the garment-specific care instructions rather than washing unnecessarily or applying strong heat.

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Upper body of a person wearing a black puffer jacket

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Patagonia cautions against storing down damp or compressed; The North Face also warns that poorly dried down can clump. This pre-season checklist is for inspecting a jacket before use—not a universal washing or tumble-drying prescription. The exact label always takes priority.

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