The ultra-cosy thermal parka coat comes in four colours and has a faux fur-lined hood to keep you warm from head to toe this winter, and you can currently save 20% on it
With four more months of autumn and winter still ahead of us and the threat of frost and even snow already on the way, you can’t put off investing in a great coat any longer. And if you want to snap up a great one for even less, then now is the perfect opportunity.
Over at Damart, the Toasty Thermal Recycled Parka currently has 20% off, slashing it from £119 to £95.20. And it’s not kidding when it says that it’s toasty and warm; it’ll keep you protected from cold, snow, rain and frost all winter long, making it a worthwhile investment.
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The Toasty Thermal Recycled Parka combines practicality and style, with a longline quilted design that falls well below your knees for maximum protection from the cold. But it’s not just the classic quilting that’s keeping you warm when you wear this coat.
It has a thermal design that’ll keep the cold out whilst also trapping your body heat in, making sure you get maximum heat without so much as a hint of a draught. Even the oversized hood is fully lined with luxurious faux-fur which makes sure your head also stays warm.
You fasten the Toasty Thermal Recycled Parka with both a zip and button fastenings which makes sure no cold air can creep in in-between each fastening. It won’t just keep you warm though – it’s finished with a water-repellant coating too, so it’ll keep you dry in the snow or rainy showers, making this the ultimate go-to coat for all the colder months.
Meanwhile at Mountain Warehouse you can pick up the Aurora Extreme Womens Down Waterproof Jacket with a huge saving, after it was slashed from £299.99 to £179.99, saving you £120. It’s waterproof and packed with a down filling which makes it great for moderate rain to freezing temperatures – perfect for winter.
Meanwhile M&S has a great budget-friendly pick, with the Thermowarmth Hooded Longline Puffer Coat priced at £70 and comes in two different colours. It’s made with M&S’ Stormwear technology, with an innovative finish that protects you from light rain showers.
Finally another great alternative is Tog24’s Raleigh Womens Long Insulated Jacket which is now £99 down from £170 and comes in three different colours. It’s warm and wind-resistant, with an insulated thermal filling to keep you extra toasty.
However Damart’s Toasty Thermal Recycled Parka checks all the boxes; warm, waterproof and stylish to wear, with a choice of four autumnal colours to pick from – black, grey, burgundy and tan. It also comes in sizes 10/12 up to 26/28, giving you a wide range of sizing to choose from with all of them currently still in stock.
It’s also gotten great reviews from shoppers, with one saying: “This coat is absolutely gorgeous it is warm lovely and comfortable would highly recommend.”
Another wrote: “Nothing bad to say. This coat is lovely, not too heavy and very cosy and warm in this cold weather. Fits well. Have had lots of nice compliments when I’ve worn it.”
Whilst a third added: “The colour is so lovely, fit is great, so stylish and snuggly.”
Some found the proportions a little off for them, with one saying: “Unfortunately I’ve had to return the coat. The quality of it was excellent Damart standard. Unfortunately the hood was HUGE and for me totally unsuitable with the hood up or down.”
Whilst another agreed: “Really liked this coat but unfortunately it’s too big. Should have stuck with my regular size. Had to return but will reorder in the right size.”
However others absolutely loved the Toasty Thermal Recycled Parka, writing: ““THE most beautiful and stylish coat i’ve ever bought in 35 years!! FINALLY a winter coat that I absolutely adore.”
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