Built to meet the demands of modern mountaineers, the Lightline continues to set the benchmark for lightweight, technical duvet jackets
With an outstanding hooded and water-resistant shell it offers exceptional warmth and protection in sub-zero conditions
Colour: Majolica Blue
Fit: Active, Mountain Equipment's "standard" fit
Weight: 740g, size large
Outer Fabric: DRILITE® Loft 40D, 100% Polyamide
Lining: 100% Recycled Polyamide
Insulation: Pure Down, minimum content of 90% down cluster /10% feather, DOWN CODEX approved
Fill Power: 700
Weight of Insulation: 296g, size large
Construction: Stitch through
Features:
Double weave fabric with lofted inner face is wind resistant, wicking and comfortable
Stitched-through construction throughout
Adjustable zip-off hood with 3 panels for exceptional fit and protection
2-way YKK® moulded centre front zip with rear insulated baffle
2 zipped hand warmer pockets behind insulated flaps
Inner zipped security pocket
Adjustable cuffs and hem drawcords
Learn more about the down's origins by using the unique 12-digit tracking code printed on the inside DOWN CODEX® label
Watch: Lightline Jacket Info and Details (1min 24sec)
Mountain Equipment Size Guide
| UK |
|
S |
M |
L |
XL |
XXL |
| Chest size |
in |
36-39 |
39-41 |
41-43 |
43-46 |
46-48 |
| cm |
92-98 |
98-104 |
104-110 |
110-116 |
116-122 |
Drilite® Loft is an extremely, breathable and water-resistant fabric
A microporous Polyurethane coating provides a hydrostatic head of 1500mm to keep insulation drier in hostile environments
Down 700
Down is the finest insulator that M.E have
Its warmth to weight ratio, compressibility, long lifespan, and softness are yet to be matched by man-made insulations at the moment
For all but the most serious expeditions, duck down is a great choice for both insulated clothing and equipment
Down Codex®: 100% Traceable Down
Places animal welfare, quality and sustainability at the heart of each one of our down insulated products
First created in 2009, its key aim is to manage and reduce risk in their down supply chain by constantly working to develop our knowledge and best practice, backed up
by comprehensive and transparent auditing.
All the virgin downpurchased is a by-product of the food and meat industry and 100% of it comes from independently audited sources
We know that our end users want to know more about the specific down in their product;
This is made possible made this possible through the Trace Your Down portal on the Down Codex website
By using a unique 12-digit tracking code printed on the DOWN CODEX® label inside all M.E down products, consumers can find detailed information about the origins, source and quality of the down inside their product
Read more here
Fair Wear Foundation Leader:
Mountain Equipment actively monitors more than 90% of its production facilities
An individual product is defined as having been manufactured in a Fair Wear audited facility when it comes from a factory proven to have had an on-site inspection / audit conducted within the past 3 years
From Mountain Equipment themselves:
"The outdoor apparel and equipment industry, like many others, involves long and complex global supply chains
The Fair Wear Foundation’s (FWF) Code of Labour Practises are standards derived from the International Labour Organisation and the UN’s Declaration on Human Rights
They are core to our relationship with our manufacturing partners. Fair Wear independently audits and reviews our factories, measuring working conditions, our relationship with our suppliers, the factory structure, and its systems and processes.
Listening to workers’ voices is a central element of the Fair Wear audits.
With the help of the Fair Wear Foundation, we are committed to making a real difference to the working conditions and well-being of our manufacturing workforce on the factory floor.
By the numbers:
• As part of our FWF Brand Performance check we received a high rating of 78, to continue our FWF ‘Leader Status’
• 10,896 workers made our garments in 2021.• We work with 22 manufacturing partners, in 9 countries
• We have worked with 77% of our manufacturing partners for more than 8 years
• 93% of our factories have been audited in the last 3 years
• In 2021, we audited 5 factories; 2 of which were joint audits with other brands
• We employee a UK based CSR Manager to work directly with FWF and collaborate with our manufacturing partners to ensure progress.
They also work closely with our internal teams, industry bodies, other outdoor and garment brands to share best practice and drive standards.
• In 2021, we conducted a Workplace Education Programme with 4 partner factories.
• We have an office within China who work directly with our manufacturing partners across Asia.
• Our Buying and Sourcing process works with FWF Human Rights Due Diligence and is our review process on due care"