Winter and insulated jackets are designed for cold, windy and changeable conditions. This collection includes technical waterproof winter jackets, synthetic insulated styles and down jackets for hiking, fishing, travel and everyday outdoor use.
Compare Active Winter Jacket Models
FHM Mist Insulated: supplier-listed two-layer Toray Dermizax membrane (20,000 mm waterproof rating; 10,000 g/m²/24h breathability) and PrimaLoft Black 80 g/m² insulation.
FHM Guard Insulated: 20,000 mm / 10,000 g/m²/24h membrane rating with PrimaLoft Black 130 g/m² insulation. The higher insulation weight per area does not establish a universal comfort temperature.
Humtto Hybrid Panels: women’s down jacket with supplier-listed 90% duck down / 10% feather fill and 400 g garment weight; do not assume a waterproof membrane rating.
Humtto 2-in-1: women's outer jacket with removable down layer, manufacturer-listed 8,000 mm / 5,000 g/m²/24h outer membrane and DWR finish. DWR alone does not replace membrane protection.
These are comparisons of listed specifications, not independent performance tests. Check the exact variant, fit and current availability. The Humtto 48Y548B-2 Coffee Brown listing is currently DRAFT.
How to Choose a Winter Jacket
Waterproof insulated jackets: a strong choice for wet snow, wind and long periods outdoors.
Synthetic insulation: practical in damp conditions because it keeps insulating when moisture levels rise and usually dries faster than down.
Down jackets: provide excellent warmth-to-weight for colder, generally drier conditions.
Layering: choose enough room for a base layer and fleece or insulated mid-layer without restricting movement.
Winter Jacket or Waterproof Shell?
An insulated winter jacket combines weather protection and warmth in one garment, while an uninsulated waterproof jacket gives more flexibility when you prefer to control warmth with separate layers. For milder, active conditions, a softshell jacket can offer more breathability.
