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Beanpole, Samsung C&T’s fashion unit, has introduced the “Gadget Down,” a down jacket with adjustable sleeves for the Fall/Winter season.
Beanpole said it developed the padded jacket -- with sleeves that can be adjusted by up to 4 centimeters in length -- for children who tend to quickly grow out of their sizes.
The jacket, designed with Beanpole Kids’ classic features, has been made with flexible and stretchable material to increase mobility and is filled with goose down feathers for warmth.
The “Gadget Down” is priced between 345,000 won ($304) and 415,000 won, and is available in burgundy, navy, red, khaki, blue and black.
“The jacket is not only fashionable but also an economic purchase choice since it can be worn by growing children for a longer period of time,” said Beanpole Kids’ director Park Dong-il.
By Sohn Ji-young (jys@heraldcorp.com)
Beanpole said it developed the padded jacket -- with sleeves that can be adjusted by up to 4 centimeters in length -- for children who tend to quickly grow out of their sizes.
The jacket, designed with Beanpole Kids’ classic features, has been made with flexible and stretchable material to increase mobility and is filled with goose down feathers for warmth.
The “Gadget Down” is priced between 345,000 won ($304) and 415,000 won, and is available in burgundy, navy, red, khaki, blue and black.
“The jacket is not only fashionable but also an economic purchase choice since it can be worn by growing children for a longer period of time,” said Beanpole Kids’ director Park Dong-il.
By Sohn Ji-young (jys@heraldcorp.com)
