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were born into struggle, and they currently put 1% of all their profits toward that mission. Cotopaxi also has a grant program— 42 grants have been awarded to date to nonprofit partners in 6 countries, ranging from The International Rescue Commit tee, to the UN Foundation Nothing but Nets. Cotopaxi designs all types of products. One of their newest products is the Nina Crop Down Jacket, which was inspired by the Nina Parka. Not only does it have style, but it's incredibly warm for how light it is. Filled with 650 down, the Nina Crop will keep you warm all winter long. Additionally, it's weather resistant, so it can handle the snow. Staying true to the Cotopaxi mission, the Nina Crop is made with responsibly sourced materials. All the down is RSD certified, which means all feathers come from animals who were treated ethically. There is a lot of thought that has come to creating the Nina Crop, one of my favorite features is its oversized hood and boxy nature. It's very relaxed and contemporary, you can wear it for any occasion. This jacket is fun to wear, and it's easy to move around in thanks to its higher cut. The DWR finish and water resistant down make it one of the most innovative jackets of the season. The Nina Crop has a very unique fit, it's not meant to hug your waist, but if you prefer a tighter fit try going down a size from what you are usually comfortable in. And if you like to layer (like myself ) stay true to your size, and layer it with a Cotopaxi pullover. For more information, visit: www.cotopaxi.com