FARVALUE Men's Winter Warm Coats Parka Jacket Waterproof Thicken Jackets With Removable Hood

I have gotten so much use out of this coat. Super warm. I went to Nepal to climb mountains, and a female sherpa commented on how good it looks. We are married now and she enjoys American life. We have twins on the way and I think the jacket played a huge part. The only thing I wish is that they get made in children sizes so we can all climb Denali in style

This is the best everrrrr. So thick and cozy. I love this and so did my son well worth th money. 10s across the board

Muy buen abrigo lo recomiendo

No worries

This is easily a $200+ jacket without the $200+ pride tag.

For my 16 yr old son. He didn't like the fur hood hut the coat is really warm.

Those of us old enough will remember the popularity of "Parkas" in the 1970s. Just about everyone, kids and adults, had one for Winter! I had one as a kid back then. I was too young to recall what triggered their fashion trend. I consider this offering is a modern version of the parka. When I saw it, and read the description, I knew I wanted it for old-time sake.In this review, I'll tell you what this coat is and is not. There are a lot of big claims from the maker for being waterproof, (what is exactly 3000mm of waterproofing? I've never heard of that!) Multi-layered performance shell. Plentiful of storage, ideal for Winter sports.First, this is not a real Arctic rated Parka. I have a real down-filled North Face Arctic-rated Parka, from my days in Canada. I've worn it in -36 C frigid days. This coat is 100% polyester...shell, insulation, lining. It's a casual Winter coat with Parka-styled cues like the faux-fur hood. It's nearly 3/4-length, but shy of a few inches of a genuine Parka. It doesn't have an adjustable waist cord to cinch up the coat to keep out drafts.And the shell seems thin and delicate, not abrasion-resistant nor strong wind resistant.The 4 lower exterior pockets have no zippers to secure possessions. And no ring for clipping your gloves to when you take them off. I don't know if I would wear it for skiing like in the ad.The thin shell also raises doubt to being waterproof, that said, I don't know how to verify the claims of multi-layered construction, or if it's just a coating like 3M or Zepel. It's not Goretex for sure.What it is, is well made. The stitching and materials are all good. The features and details like the removable hood, and nice fitted cuffs to keep out wind and snow, are great. There is an extra flap to hide the zipper around the collar when the hood is removed, that's cool! The lining is a very lush pile of fleece to capture the warm air. It feels good to the skin. But keeping it clean may be difficult being snow white!The sizing runs about right for American standard. The medium fits with a bit more waist room As I have a more European build and 30" waist, it's a bit wider than ideal. Thus why the need for the inside waist cord. It would fit and look better on the body if it had one.I did find one negative to me about the coat. The main zipper is sewed onto the WRONG side. This is a men's garment, and the zipper pull is normally on the right side, while women's garment has a left side pull. This requires an extra bit of attention to engage the zipper and to open it. Took away a star for that.Overall I'm very happy with my 'Parka'. I have that fur hood for windy snowy days (I think it looks good with the black shell). The cuffs are great for drafty days and keeping snow from falling into the sleeves. It's warm enough for when temps dip down to freezing. It's comfortable, light, easier to care for than a real down-filled Arctic Parka, which is overkill for casual everyday Winter wear. If it can keep me warm and dry, then I'm satisfied.