Does anyone know if this jacket would be warm enough for Germany in winter?
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I don't know the temp in Germany in the winter.....however, my daughter wore it this past winter on a very snowy, cold college campus in Pennsylvania at she was warm. Temps in PA were below 20f many days.
272201
I think you will likely be too warm once you warm up. If it's practical to do so, you could wear the jacket for your warm up and then take it off. With the full length zipper, it isn't hard to take off.
263542
I love this jacket in many ways, but it is not for really cold weather. If I wear a warm sweater underneath, I am fine until it gets really cold, but today I was out in 30-degree weather with just a light-weight long-sleeve tee underneath and I was cold.
807695
At 20F i would wear a underskirt, t-shirt and a thin fleece under the jacket. But then you are well prepared for a longer stay. If its stormy you need a gore-tex jacket over it.
722623
I think it would be great because of how light it is. It's also a great windbreaker. I don't think you'd get too hot.
815034
We live in Norway, & it certainly gets cold there. We have two of these (toddler size) on our double stroller in the winter. It fit pretty snugly around our baby, so we didn't bundle him up too much underneath (mostly like the other commenters said), but we did still have our two year old wear a coat- mostly because he stuck out more from the top of the bundleme, and he wanted to move around more. If you are using this in a carseat, I definitely wouldn't use a jacket under it as the baby would more easily get overheated with it on & with the heated car (& sun shining in). Hope that helps.
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I snow ski in my Jena Jacket and it's great for just throwing on in the Winter to run out. With lightweight down you are warm when it's really cold but not too warm when it's not freezing cold. Hope this helps. I own 2 of these jackets, 1 bright yellow and 1 in bright green ... love both of them.
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I think it would be fine for running, too. It is nice looking. I have the turquoise one and will probably use it for a jacket in Europe. The green or orange look more like bike jackets. It's best feature is the removable sleeves.
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This doesn't zip inside the parka, it's meant to be worn as the layer right underneath. It's a high-quality fleece - under a ecws parka it'll keep you warm.
156447
I only use it for cycling... I guess if its really cold, but I would look at just underarmour
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I guess it would be all right . But I returned mine since the item is not made in Germany.
419813
Tania i must say were i live we do not have hard winters so yes it will be plenty warm enough for me.
222482
I would think so.. It was warmer than a standard grade comforter in my experience.
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I am not too sure, it looks like it would be as it is a repellent type material. I wear it in the winter with a sweater underneath. I love this jacket, super flattering.
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It appears to be a standard BDU jacket. I think it would be ok for early spring and late fall weather. I don't think it is designed for severely cold weather.
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The jacket is made of a very soft outer material, and does not appear to be extremely tough. It is lightweight, does not feel heavy, although the jacket is very warm. The lining is visible on the inside as shinny panels. I have a cheaper Down Jacket that I purchased at Sam's years ago that is similar, although it is more comfortable. I never get too hot in that jacket, and I never get cold in our East Tennessee Winters. This Columbia Jacket will probably be warmer and especially useful in colder climates. Wearing it inside only so far, I got hot in a hurry! I also purchased a Carhart Down Jacket that does have a shell made of a much tougher material, but not quite as rough or coarse as the normal Carhart jacket. The Columbia one has a lot of nice features, and I think that I am going to like it.
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Hi. I wouldn't know. I returned this jacket the same day I got it. It was to stiff for me and the zipper was damaged.