Columbia Women's Autumn Park Down Hooded Insulated Jacket
Condition: Good
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Columbia Women's Autumn Park Down Hooded Jacket for everyday warmth
This Columbia Autumn Park is a full-zip down hooded jacket built for daily wear in cold weather. The down insulation provides reliable warmth without excessive bulk, and the hood adds coverage when temperatures drop. It's the kind of jacket that works equally well for morning commutes, weekend errands, or casual hikes when you need dependable insulation that packs down small.
Size: S
Color: Blue
Condition: Good - shows normal signs of wear from regular use but remains fully functional with plenty of life left
Key Features:
- Down insulation for warmth-to-weight efficiency
- Full-zip front with attached hood
- Lightweight construction at 0.8 lbs
- Packable design for travel or stowing in a daypack
Ideal For: Anyone looking for a versatile insulated layer for cool-weather commuting, travel, and light outdoor activities.
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