Therme Parka Men's

I'm writing this to get attention from customer support, as my zipper broke and I've been trying to get it fixed for months - without success. That's why you're losing stars. Other than that, the jacket is excellent! I actually own the SV version, which is my go-to during winter. It's very warm, wind and water resistant, and surprisingly light. The fit is a bit bulky, so I recommend sizing down. Unfortunately, the zipper broke after just 1.5 years, which is disappointing. Please send me a replacement zipper so I can use my jacket again. If you do, I’ll gladly update this review and give back two stars. One star, however, is lost for good due to how quickly the zipper failed.

Poor materials for this price range. 3 years old and already lost coloration. I have a 15 years nike jacket that has far superior materials for 1/3 of the price. Pockets barely fit my hands. Warm but not exceptional. Rigid chin part.

Hey everyone, I wanted to share my experience with Arc’teryx regarding the Therme SV Parka, which I purchased in late December. This is supposed to be a premium, high-end jacket marketed as waterproof, yet within two months of light use, I noticed it was absorbing water instead of repelling it. The jacket felt heavy and damp after being out in the rain and snow, which is completely unacceptable for something at this price point. I contacted Arc’teryx customer service, expecting a solution. Instead, I was told this was a case of “wetting out” rather than leaking—essentially, the outer fabric was saturating, making the jacket feel wet inside. Their solution? Telling me to wash and reapply DWR (Durable Water Repellent) every two weeks just to maintain waterproofing. They had me send the jacket in for testing, where they confirmed it wasn’t leaking but still needed to be washed and reproofed. They did this for me once but expect me to keep doing it regularly, even though it’s a brand-new jacket. On top of that, I also noticed down leakage early on, which they brushed off as “normal.” So now, I’m left with a $1,000 jacket that requires constant upkeep just to function as advertised. I have to wash it every 10-20 wears and reapply DWR frequently, or it will stop repelling water. At this price point, I shouldn’t have to work this hard to keep my jacket waterproof I wanted to share this in case anyone else is considering this jacket. If you’re expecting long-lasting waterproofing without frequent maintenance, be aware that this jacket may not perform as expected.

Incredible insulated jacket for the price. Needed something warm for both work (more formal) and casual. This jacket checks all the boxes. Deceivingly warm but not bulky feeling. Feels almost like a padded/insulated trench with a hood & length. But it runs big. I’m normally a Large/XL. I went with a medium. Plenty of room for layers. I’m 6’1”, 195 lbs.

Great quality and really warm. The contemporary design is what appealed the most to me with clean surfaces and minimalistic design. The down is solid and remains superbly warm.

Maybe my best clothing purchase ever (and that's a lot of decades!). Perfect for Toronto winters. Breathes do I don't boil in the car. Waterproof for wet snow or rainy winter days. Keeps the wind out completely so keeps me warm even on - 10 degree Celsius days. Really the perfect winter jacket and although not cheap, it's been worth every cent in the 2 winters I've had it.