Soon enough I was a Super Puff evangelist. (I now own it in three colors.) The first time I wore it to the office, my coworkers immediately perked up—since we see each other so often, we pretty much know everyone else’s wardrobes, and new additions don’t often go unnoticed. I hadn't even sat down before our accessories director started asking questions, assuming my puffer jacket was made by some expensive designer. I gave her the spiel—and not long after, she, the market director, and the accessories editor had all bought their own Super Puffs.
TNA's signature Super Puff retails for $228. This year, the brand introduced a bunch of varieties on the style—mid- and long-length, vest, light, and extremely oversize—which widened the price range: They start at $88 for The Little Puff and go up to $298 for The Super Puff Long.
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These puffer jackets are filled with responsibly sourced goose down and made with a water-repellent fabric and engineered to provide warmth down to minus-20°F. They're the perfect marriage of function and design—from the oversize fit and removable hood to the monochromatic snap buttons, thick zipper, and my favorite: supersoft sleeves with a thumb hole. Plus, they now come in 15 matte colors, six metallic colors, and even a floral print, so there's truly a style for everyone.
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With the Super Puff, I no longer have to choose between what I want to wear and what I have to wear. It looks just as good during February Fashion Week as it does when I'm walking my dog in the snow—in other words: It's definitely not just a "fashion coat."
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