Oslo Stand-Collar Puffer Jacket
How to spot the original Oslo
Curved seams sweep from the shoulders towards the centre on the front and the back, dividing the jacket into rounded panels, so it has a sculpted shape rather than plain horizontal quilting.
Six small metal studs sit on the chest in two neat vertical rows of three, one row on each side of the silver zip, a quiet detail you can feel with your fingertips.
Two vertical welt pockets are set into the curved front panels, and elasticated cuffs and hem gather the full sleeves and body, so the warmth stays in.
The quilting
A stand-collar puffer jacket with curved lines
The seams curve from the shoulders towards the centre, giving the jacket a rounded, architectural shape instead of a sleeping-bag look.
Each panel is packed with thick filling, warm enough for frosty mornings and long touchline waits.
The collar stands up and zips high, so there is no cold gap at the neck.
The Oslo puffer has curved quilting lines that give it a sculpted, modern shape, so it looks sharper than a classic straight-stitched jacket. The stand collar zips up high to protect your neck from the wind, which is a real advantage on cold platforms and windy seafronts.
The fit
Boxy, roomy, M to 3XL
The chest measures 134 cm on the M up to 150 cm on the 3XL, and the length is 64 to 72 cm, sitting at the hip.
Your usual size gives the big, cocooning look; compare the measurements with a coat you already own.
The sleeves are long and full, so they cover the wrists even with the dropped shoulder.
The boxy, roomy cut leaves plenty of space for a thick jumper or hoodie underneath, making it a great choice for the coldest days of winter. The padding is warm and lofty without feeling stiff, so it stays comfortable when you drive, walk or carry bags. Deep side pockets keep your hands warm and hold your essentials, and the cuffs fit snugly around the wrist to keep cold air out. The curved quilting also helps the padding stay evenly spread, so the jacket keeps its smart, sculpted look winter after winter rather than going flat and lumpy over time.
How to wear it
Red or black
Pair it with baggy jeans, a beanie and chunky trainers, or with black trousers and boots.
The red is a deep berry shade that looks rich with denim; the black still shows the curved quilting in the light.
The unisex cut is easy to share. Choose your colour and size above — free UK delivery.
Red is bold and cheerful, perfect for brightening up a dark winter wardrobe, while black is sleek and works with everything. Spot clean small marks with a damp cloth and hang it to dry naturally. Pair it with jeans and boots for everyday wear, or with joggers and trainers for weekend walks. It is a jacket that keeps you warm and makes a statement at the same time. It is also a thoughtful gift for anyone who feels the cold, and it looks just as good on a city street as on a country lane.
From Maria & Denis
A thick, boxy stand-collar puffer jacket with curved quilting that sweeps across the chest — it looks sculpted rather than simply padded. It is one of the warmest jackets in our puffer collection and still looks sharp with wide jeans and trainers.
Red or black, in an oversized unisex cut, sizes M to 3XL.
Why you will love it
Curved quilting for a sculpted shape.
A high zip-up stand collar.
Thick, warm filling.
A boxy unisex cut.
Red or black, M to 3XL.
Fabric & care
Spot clean small marks with a damp cloth. For a full clean, a gentle 30°C wash in a laundry bag or a dry cleaner — check the label inside.
Hang on a wide hanger so the shoulders keep their shape; brush lightly after wear.
Size guide
An oversized unisex cut: compare the chest with a coat you already own.
| Size | Chest, cm | Length, cm | Shoulder, cm | Sleeve, cm |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| M | 134 | 64 | 60.4 | 64 |
| L | 138 | 66 | 65 | 65 |
| XL | 142 | 68 | 66 | 66 |
| 2XL | 146 | 70 | 67 | 67 |
| 3XL | 150 | 72 | 68 | 68 |
Questions and answers
How do I choose my size in this jacket?
It comes in sizes M to XXXL. The size guide on this page gives measurements: chest, length, shoulder and sleeve. Measure a similar jacket you own, laid flat, and compare it with the chart; free UK delivery and 30 days to return give you time to check the fit at home.
How do I wash this jacket?
Spot clean small marks with a damp cloth. For a full clean, a gentle 30°C wash in a laundry bag or a dry cleaner — check the label inside. Hang on a wide hanger so the shoulders keep their shape; brush lightly after wear.
How warm is this puffer jacket?
The quilted padding traps warm air around your body. It suits cold, dry days and frosty mornings; when the temperature drops close to freezing, wear a knit jumper underneath.
Is this puffer jacket waterproof?
A padded jacket is built for warmth rather than for heavy rain. The shell copes with a short shower, but steady rain can work through the stitch lines. On a wet, mild day, a hooded rain jacket over a knit is the better choice.
How do I make a puffer jacket puffy again after washing?
Let it dry fully on a hanger, then shake it out and pat each quilted panel by hand to spread the filling evenly. Repeat a few times while it dries. Stored loosely on a hanger rather than squashed in a bag, a puffer keeps its loft.
