P&D WEAR – Reversible Down Parka (Mustard / Sage Green) — Likely 1990s–2000s

This P&D WEAR Quality Down Products reversible parka is one of those rare pieces that perfectly captures the spirit of 1970s mountaineering jackets — not in decade, but in design philosophy. Though likely made in the 1990s or early 2000s, it carries the same adventurous energy as vintage Eddie Bauer, Sierra Designs, or The North Face expedition parkas — built for warmth, simplicity, and visual impact.

Details
• Reversible construction: mustard yellow × sage green
• Richly stuffed down fill — incredibly warm, full-bodied, and insulating
• Drawcord waist with wooden adjusters, allowing a perfect silhouette and wind seal
• High stand-up collar and deep hood for total protection
• Robust snap-button front closure and functional pocket layout on both sides
• Made in China, design med in Sweden
• Label: P&D WEAR Quality Down Products
• Written size: L — fits like XL, providing a perfectly relaxed oversized fit on 180 cm / 73 kg

This jacket feels like a tribute to the golden age of outdoor exploration — the 1970s, when gear was made to last a lifetime and color wasn’t shy.
The mustard yellow side radiates a warm, nostalgic tone that stands out without shouting, while the sage green reverse offers understated versatility. The proportions, quilting, and cord details echo the same design DNA as classic mountaineering gear, yet the cut and comfort belong to a later, more refined era.

Among all down jackets I’ve owned, this one stands out as a personal favorite — a balance of color, warmth, and craftsmanship that feels genuinely special.

Condition: Signs of wear present consistent with age and use.

Perfect design and coloring… especially mustard color part.