Rokka&Rolla Girls' Ultra-Light Packable Down Jacket

looks too good on my niece! She particularly loves the color, so do I! BTW, it's an ultra-light down jacket (as indicated in the title), don't expect it to be bulky. Yet it's warm and car seat friendly!

I expected it to be a little heavier in weight. It’s a really light jacket and not really winter wear. The description was a little misleading it said coat and it’s really a jacket.

Love the color but the quality of the jacket is ver cheap!

This is light and very good.

Its a cute jacket. Not a winter coat. Too thin.

My 5 year old daughter loves it so much.

Everything about it is perfect.

This is a fall, early winter jacket, but once the temperature drops it is too light. The jacket is true to size and very comfortable, my daughter really likes it, I would assume because its so light and keeps her warm.

Very good quality!

Her classmates love her jacket as she gets many compliments on it. They say its “awesome” how it turns into a little pouch that she can use as a resting pillow during her nap time in class. Being light and thin, the filling of the down in this puffer actually keeps her warm in which is the main factor I'm looking for when shopping for winter jackets. I order a size larger than what she normally wears.

Perfect jacket for in between seasons.I bought this for my 11-year-old so she would have a jacket for in between the seasons, we live in New England. I love that it's super lightweight and How's the ability to fold to a pretty small package, could easily fit in my daughters backpack if she gets too hot.

Cute coat for my niece. It's ultra light as advertised and thin but amazingly keeps her warm due to the down filling. I like to layering when it begins to get freezing cold later on during the winter. I do recommend to size up by 1.

I bought three jackets as gifts. The girls I bought them for loved them.

A little bit thinner than I expected, works well for early fall or late spring.

We live in Arkansas where it's not super cold in winter, but we do have mornings where the low is single digits and it doesn't get above freezing all day. This jacket is perfect for fall to spring. Most of the time they wear a t-shirt under it. On the super cold days, a hoodie under it or fleece over it is enough to stay warm. Maybe both during polar vortexes, but we tend to stay indoors then. Because it's down and not down alternative (aka polyester), it's not good during rain or snow. It's ok to run between the car and inside, but don't expect to stay warm and dry if you're standing in precipitation for very long. I love how well it compresses for those mornings where it's in the 30s but 80 in the afternoons. It takes up next to no space in the backpacks and it's a lot less likely to be forgotten at school when it's in the bag rather than on the back of the chair. I love these jackets so much that my kids have been wearing them for a few years now. They hold up well so as one kid needs a bigger size, the other kid can get some more wear out of the old one. We've bought three so far, and will be buying number four soon. To recap: yes, it's thin. It's deceptively warm though because down is amazing. It won't keep you dry, but it will keep you warm. Layering is required when it's super cold, but it's fine with just a t-shirt down to around 45F (depending on your tolerance for cold). It's not really comparable to my expensive Triple Fat Goose parka from the ‘90s, but it's still a nice little jacket.

My 7yo granddaughter has outdoor classes here in the Catskills, she can bring it in her backpack in case it gets cold. It's a nice jacket.

my kid favrate it .

Bought this for my 9yr old daughter to wear in Minneapolis weather. 30-50 degrees. Packs up nice in her backpack at school if the day gets warm. Great jacket. Will buy again as she grows out of it.

How warm and light weight it is. Cozy.

Excellent, extremely light weight ad I love that it is a packable, it doesn't take up alot of space in my daughter's backpack. Keeps her very warm.