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Montbell Women's Plasma 1000 Down Jacket

Size Guide
Size Guide - Montbell

SIZING CHART (MENS)


How to measure your body size
1. Chest
:
Measure horizontally around the fullest part of the bust.
2. Sleeve
:
Measure from the center back of the neck, across the shoulder and down the arm to the cuff end.
3. Waist
:
Measure around your waist where you normally wear trousers.
4. Inseam
:
Measure from the crotch to the bottom of the leg.
Men's
  • cm
  • inches
XS XS-L S S-L M-S M M-L L-SS L-S L L-L XL-SS XL-S XL XL-L XXL-S XXL XXXLS
Waist 68-72 68-72 72-76 72-76 76-81 76-81 76-81 81-87 81-87 81-87 81-87 87-93 87-93 87-93 87-93 93-99 93-99 99-105
Inseam 68-73 74-79 71-76 77-82 68-73 74-79 80-85 65-70 71-76 77-82 83-88 68-73 74-79 80-85 86-91 77-82 83-88 80-85

Sizing Instructions: Measure your body and find your measurements in the chart above for the best fit.

Finished Garment Measurements

These measurements are for comparing our products to a similar garment you already own. Final garment measurements may vary slightly due to circumstances such as materials and sewing pattern. Therefore, an individual product may not have the exact same measurements as those shown here.

  • cm
  • inches
S S-L M-S M M-L L-S L L-L XL-S XL XL-L
G. Waist 75 75 78 78 78 83 83 83 88 88 88
H. Hip Around 103 103 107 107 107 113 113 113 119.2 119.2 119.2
I. Inseam 72.4 78.4 69.5 75.5 81.5 72.7 78.6 84.6 75.9 81.8 87.7


SIZING CHART (WOMENS)


How to measure your body size
1. Bust
:
Measure horizontally around the fullest part of the bust.
2. Waist
:
Measure around your waist where you normally wear trousers.
3. Hip
:
Measure horizontally around the fullest part of the hips.
4. Inseam
:
Measure from the crotch to the bottom of the leg.
Women
  • cm
  • inches
XS S S-L M-S M M-L L-S L L-L XL-S XL XXL-S
Waist 57-63 60-66 60-66 63-69 63-69 63-69 67-73 67-73 67-73 71-77 71-77 75-81
Hip 82-88 85-91 85-91 88-94 88-94 88-94 92-98 92-98 92-98 96-102 96-102 100-106
Inseam 64-69 67-72 73-78 64-69 70-75 76-81 67-72 73-78 76-81 70-75 76-81 73-78

Sizing Instructions: Measure your body and find your measurements in the chart above for the best fit.

Finished Garment Measurements

These measurements are for comparing our products to a similar garment you already own. Final garment measurements may vary slightly due to circumstances such as materials and sewing pattern. Therefore, an individual product may not have the exact same measurements as those shown here.

  • cm
  • inches
XS S S-L M-S M M-L L-S L L-L XL-S XL XXL-S
G. Waist 63 66 66 68 68 68 71 71 71 74 74 77
H. Hip Around 94 97 97 100 100 100 104 104 104 108 108 112
I. Inseam 65.5 68.5 74.5 65.5 71.5 77.5 68.5 74.5 77.5 71.5 77.5 74.6

Measuring Guide
How to measure garment size
A. Neck Around
Around the base of the neck.
B. Center Back
From the center of the back seam of the collar to the hem.
C. Chest Around
A straight line around the chest, below the armpits.
D. Shoulder Width
From the end of one shoulder to the other.
E. Bottom Hem Around
Around the hem.
F. Sleeve Length
From the center back of the neckline seam to the end of the sleeve.
G. Waist
Around the waistline.
H. Hip Around
Around the widest part of the hips.
I. Inseam
From the center of the crotch to the tip of the hem.
J. Skirt Length
From the waist to the tip of the hem.
K. Front center
Measure from the base of the front neckline to the hem.
L. Width
Measure the width from one end of the body to the other.
R. Neck Around (Liner)
Around the base of the neck.
S. Center Back (Liner)
From the center of the back seam of the collar to the hem.
T. Chest Around (Liner)
A straight line around the chest, below the armpits.
U. Shoulder Width (Liner)
From the end of one shoulder to the other.
V. Bottom Hem Around (Liner)
Around the hem.
W. Sleeve Length (Liner)
From the center back of the neckline seam to the end of the sleeve.
1. Back Center
From the collar seam down to the bottom hem along the center back
2. Front Center
From the collar seam straight down the center front to the bottom hem
3. Chest Circumference
Around the garment at the bottom of the sleeves (at the armholes)
4. Front Leg Length
From the collar seam to the bottom of the leg hem
5. Neck Circumference
Around the base of the neck

Sandals size chart

Body Measurements
How to measure your body size
Shoe size: Measure from the heel to the tip of the longest toe.
XS S M L XL XXL
Shoe size (cm) 22.0-23.0 23.5-24.5 25.0-26.0 26.5-27.5 28.0-29.0 29.5-31.0
Shoe size (EUR) 35.5-37 37.5-38.5 39-41 42-43 43.5-44.5 45-47.5
Shoe size (UK) 3-4 4.5-5.5 6-7 7.5-8.5 9-10 10.5-12
Shoe size (US-M's) 4-5 5.5-6.5 7-8 8.5-9.5 10-11 11.5-13
Shoe size (US-W's) 5-6 6.5-7.5 8-9 9.5-10.5 11-12 12.5-14
Colour: Blue Green
Blue Green
White
Size: S
Montbell Women's Plasma 1000 Down Jacket Blue Green S

Blue Green / S

2026-06-20 2026-06-27

Description

Based on our highly successful EX Light Down Jacket, with the Plasma we take it to the next level! Straight forward core insulation, this piece utilizes only the finest 1000 fill power down and gossamer 7-denier nylon. This item is cut trim to work more effectively with outer layers.

Features

Specs

Material 7-denier Ballistic Airlight ripstop nylon (Standard DWR treatment)
Insulation: 1000 Fill Power EX Down
Weight 116 g / 4.1 oz
Packed Size Φ10 x 13 cm (1.1 L) / Φ3.9 x 5.1 in
Other Darker feathers may be slightly visible through light-colored fabrics. Please note that this is a natural characteristic of down.
Country of Origin VIETNAM

Related Information

Specialized Quilting Pattern

Montbell's specialized quilting pattern enhances warmth at a lighter weight


Fabric with a quilting pattern that has fewer seams.
Fewer seams

Thermographic image of the proprietary quilting pattern. Shown in orange to indicate high heat retention.
Thermal imaging

Illustration showing the heat retention mechanism of the proprietary quilting pattern. Cross-section of fabric visually explaining the mechanism of blocking cold air and maintaining body temperature.
Mazimizes down loft while minimaizing cold spots

Illustration showing heat loss in a typical quilting pattern. Explanation of cold air entering through seams and transferring to the body.
Cold spots easily form

In simple terms, the benefits of our specialized quilting pattern are straightforward construction, reduced seam weight, and improved thermal efficiency. By not forming traditional rectangular boxes or "skipping" stitches we can assemble garments quickly with great attention to detail. Additionally, these unique sewing lines minimize areas of fabric-to-fabric contact that lead to cold spots. Finally, with the use of these open channels, our design promotes maximum down loft while limiting the shift of insulation.

EX Down: World class, high quality down in three grades



1000 Fill Power EX Down

This is our highest quality down, and it provides an extreme warmth-to-weight ratio. The down is carefully selected from waterfowls raised in climates with extreme temperature differences.

900 Fill Power EX Down

Super high-quality 900 Fill Power EX Down provides an outstanding warmth-to-weight ratio. The down is sourced from large, mature waterfowl.

800 Fill Power EX Down

High-quality 800 Fill Power EX Down provides an excellent warmth-to-weight ratio at a cost-effective price.

Heat retention comparison

The quality of down is indicated with a unit called fill power (FP). When measured at a uniform weight, down with a higher fill power is loftier, holding more air and taking up more space (as shown in the photo below). What does that mean?
Simply put, using down with a higher fill power allows us to create lighter, more packable pieces of insulation. As an example, let's say we create two identical jackets with the same level of heat retention, but one is filled with 550 fill power down, and the other is filled with 1000 fill power down. The 1000 fill power down jacket will be lighter and more packable. In general, 550 to 700 fill power is considered to be of good quality. However, EX Down surpasses that with 800 to 1000 fill power.

High quality down with outstanding thermal properties, even with a minimal amount



A comparison of down balls in standard 550FP down and 1000FP down


The amount of down required to make a down jacket with the same thermal performance


Montbell's EX Down is sourced solely from waterfowl farmed in places with harsh winters and significant temperature fluctuations. Compared to standard down, the down balls are considerably larger and more dense. This allows EX Down to capture more 'dead air,' which keeps you warm. Among our EX Down, 1000 Fill Power EX Down has the largest down balls, and is able to keep you warm with a minimal amount of down. Compared to standard 550 Fill Power down, by using 1000 Fill Power EX Down we can make a garment the same warmth with about half the amount of down, making the garment lighter and more compact.

7-denier Ballistic Airlight Nylon



Photo of 7-denier Ballistic Airlight fabric, and an illustration comparing the thickness of nylon thread (0.03mm) with that of a typical human hair (0.08mm).
We utilize some of the smallest fibers and thinnest fabrics available to achieve a highly compressible ultra-light garment. This silky 7-denier shell has the feel of cotton, but is durable enough to withstand the rigors of normal use for an insulated inner piece. Weighing in at a spartan 21 grams per square meter this highly wind resistant fabric is one of the lightest used in the outdoor industry!

A range of options to suit various situations and applications



Montbell classifies its lineup using the indicators 'lightweight, midweight and heavyweight, with the "heavier" options providing higher insulation. We recommend selecting a product by considering the balance of various features such as insulation, compactness, wind/water resistance (wind, rain, and snow) based on how you intend to use the garment.

A range of options to suit various situations and applications The thinner the material, the lighter and more compact, and the thicker the material, the more heat retention. Lightweight Lightweight model featuring ultra-thin, high-quality down for superior warmth, Ignis Down Parka, weight:10.oz/292g Encapsulating premium-quality down in an ultra-lightweight, ultra-thin shell material, Plasma 1000 Down, 4.9oz/138g An ultralight and space-saving, down anorak filled with 900 Fill Power EX Down, EX Light Down Anorak, 7.6oz/215g Achieving a high-level balance between warmth retention and lightweight properties, Superior Down, 7.1oz/200g A model designed for easy layering as a midlayer, Superior Down Round Neck, 6.2oz/176g Midweight Equipped with essential features for an outer layer, Permafrost Light Down, 14oz/398g Balancing the necessary warmth and lightweight properties required in an outer layer, Plasma 1000 Alpine Down, 8.4oz/237g Versatile performance as an outer layer, Alpine Light Down, 13.8oz/391g Utilizing a matte fabric for effective use as an outer layer, Neige Down, 13.4oz/380g Heavyweight Provides highly technical features and excellent heat retention, Permafrost Down, 1lb4.6oz/584g Delivers excellent warmth for a wide range of activities, Alpine Down, 1lb2.5oz/525g Encased in an ultra-thin shell material with high-quality down, Mirage Down, 13.3oz/377


Regarding Wind-Resistant and Water-Resistant Models
These models use waterproof, breathable materials to enhance water-repellent and windproof performance.
Not fully waterproof, as the seams are not sealed.

To maximize the performance of high-quality down for specific applications, it is also crucial to adopt an appropriate design. By varying the combination of down quantity, down quality, and fabric for each model, we have created a diverse product lineup that caters to a wide range of uses, from midlayers and outerwear for winter activities to everyday wear and even polar expeditions.

Down Sourcing



At Montbell, we source down from both the European and Asian markets to satisfy a variety of characteristics (supply/availability, low cost, consistent quality, humane practices, etc.) and maintain our lofty standards. Every season we seek to balance the superior quality for which we are known and the lowest possible raw materials cost. We change down sourcing companies frequently to insure that our customers have access to superior products at the lowest price possible. In the course of these efforts, Montbell never purchases down from operations that practice "live-plucking" methods. We only utilize down plumes and feathers collected as a by-product of water fowl raised to meet the demands of the food industry.

We will continue to look for sources of down that maximize value to our customers and allow Montbell products to perform at the highest level.