Therme Parkas Herre

Just purchased the Parka!I absolutely love it.Really warm on inside and the outer shell really cuts the wind.I’m 6ft ,190 lbs and purchased a Large.Fits perfect.Usually i’m XL with all the other jacket models.

Had the previous Therme and I like the revision. Some folks don’t like the soft outer material on the update but I prefer it over the more ridged feeling outer. The new Therme is much lighter weight and has better maneuverability. It does run quite large and I probably could’ve gotten away with going down a size but I’m going to keep the XXL so I can wear heavier layers underneath. All in all a great parka and I am super happy with it. The only gripe is the hood is quite oversized.

Purchased the medium and, similar to other reviewers, I found it ran slightly large so I ordered the small. The small had a slimmer fit (I'm 5'11 155 pounds) that looked good with nothing in my pockets. However, it looked horrible once you put gloves in the pockets--just no room. So, I decided to keep the medium, which still looks great and has plenty of room to put things in your pockets. I think the only thing missing on this coat is a waist cinch to keep drafts from coming up and in.

Bought it a few weeks ago and love it. Very clean design. Very light for the warmth it provides.

I like everything about this parka except for the zipper. It is difficult and frustrating to get the two sides of the zipper to engage. Without a functional zipper the coat is not easily useable. I’m disappointed. I’m sorry to say that I would not recommend this parka to a friend.

I was in need of a new winter jacket, and the Therme fits the bill. In -5°C and above, I found myself overheating while walking to and from work, but in colder temperatures I've been pleased with its performance. I've worn just a t-shirt underneath it in a wind chill of -15°C and have been plenty warm for the 15-20 minute walk. Ordering the right size is important also. I'm quite slim for 5'8 and the XS gives me enough room to fit a sweater or something else underneath if need be, and leaves room for a cushion of air inside the jacket for insulation. I haven't yet needed to pull the hood up, but it too is insulated and I think that it would perform well. The pockets are good enough, although I find the lower pockets to be a little small for fitting a decent pair of gloves in. The upper pocket on the outside is nice to have, as is the one on the inside of the jacket. The forage colour is great too. However, the zipper is far from ideal. While it's nice to be able to unzip it from the bottom for sitting in a car or whatever, this makes it difficult to get started. If there was a way to have the best of both worlds here, I would seriously consider giving it 5 stars. We'll see how it holds up over time, but so far I have no reason to believe it wouldn't; and for $850 CAD it had better.

I was torn between the Therme and the Therme SV for the fact that the SV was longer, however, went I got a chance to try this on at the Arc’teryx Boston store, I quickly realized that this jacket is MUCH longer than the images suggest. I’m 5’10 and 200lbs and went with the XL for a bit more oversized feel — this jacket is below mid-thigh for me. Trying on the Therme SV and it was past my knees which was way too long for me. With that out of the way, I am so impressed by how lightweight this jacket is — significantly lighter than some competitor’s top down jackets yet somehow maintains its warmth. It’s sleek and modern, but best of all, waterproof thanks to its GORETEX. I noticed people complaining about the zipper, however, it’s INCREDIBLY easy to zip up, and the dual-zipper function is fantastic to use. This jacket is almost perfect for the daily city commuter, but I only have a couple of nitpick-y comments on features I wished it had. Number one being that I wish it had a thumb hole to provide a little bit of warmth in the hands. Second is some additional pockets on the inside of the jacket. Lastly, the hood is a little strange to me as I wish it had a bit more structure and extended out a bit more from the face to help on windy days.

I tried on the 2020 Therme in XL which seemed to fit quite well, although the sleeves seemed a tad short. The main issue was I thought it would be too warm for the UK. I purchased the 2022 Therme in XL and whilst the sleeves are better and the parka should breath better with reduced Coreloft and work well in the UK, the sizing seemed odd. I am a 197cm and 115kg and I am a XL in everything (Atom, Radsten) but this coat in XL seems huge and vastly different to the 2020 model. I am a 46 inch chest and your size guide says XL but it seems a bit big and I may need to size down to a large. It is a great coat but sizing is confusing.

I'm sure that the coat is very, very warm, but is was not able to get the zipper to work. The coat was promptly returned. After all of the hype, I was disappointed that the zipper Is on the "wrong side" for American customers and would not work proiperly.

Great product fits well warm and keeps the rain out. Worth every penny.

I love this jacket and it would have been perfect for the temptation now in the UK…. But the zipper had broke, and through the warranty sent it in to Arcteryx to be fixed. On the 18th October they sent me an email in Norwegian, letting me know to send it to Norway. I did so and the package arrived over a month ago, which i had to pay for! Arcteryx emailed to let me know they had received it and would reply in between 1-2 weeks to let me know what would be done. It has now been 4 weeks, i have emailed several times with no reply, and it as almost as if they have forgotten they even have my jacket. Mid December, im starting to wish we weren’t snowed under for xmas. However i cannot fault the jacket, it was just a shame the customer service was not up to the same quality!

I bought a size medium after studying Arc's size chart. Oops. This parka runs very oversized in the body. If I could take it in by at least 10cm across the mid back it would perhaps fit me. In every other way it would serve my needs very nicely. I'm returning but i hesitate to order a small. Online purchasing can be too much of a hassle. For reference i'm 178cm and 72 kg and lean to average in build.

I bought this jacket looking for a single piece to wear around in the winter, rather than laying my typical gear, around town. Also a "less technical" look. For that it seems to be able to do the job well. Ultimately however I chose to return it, as even an XS was very large with a lot of room underneath the jacket. I am 5'6 130lbs. I own a fair bit of Arcteryx XS product, most of which fits fairly well, so keep this in mind when purchasing to maybe size down. I don't know if perhaps the idea was to wear multiple layers underneath this jacket, which would justify the additional size. Anyway, I returned it and will look elsewhere for a slimmer cut parka-style jacket.

This parka is everything I was looking for. Walked around in freezing windy conditions with just a tshirt on and I couldn’t even feel the windchill. I look forward to the NyC weather now in February and March. I tried on the small in store and it was huge. Bought the xs online and am pleased with the fit. Chose the bitters color and it is a luscious brown not burgundy at all and I like that. Important jacket measurements: 18.5” shoulder seam to seam and the sleeve to shoulder is 25 1/4”. I don’t know why the website isn’t this specific. For reference I am 5’9” 150lbs and rarely use xs in anything, usually a small. Love this brown color because it is a great contrast to my blues, olives, and greys but fits right in. You want a commuter parka then you want this!

In 2018 I bought a Camosun and loved that jacket but I found it wasn't ideal for wearing over a suit to work since it's a slim fit and not really thigh length. The Therme Parka in my opinion is pretty equivalent in terms of warmth in that it's great at sub 50 degrees but anything bellow 20 degrees I personally would start to layer. The front pocket is small, but it works for me since I have an iPhone Mini. The side pockets are large, soft, and warm. The two way zipper is a tad tricky to get a handle on but is high quality. If the Camsoun was slim fit the Therme Parka is regular fit if not a tad loose in the mid sections and arms. The internal cuff gaskets are also much looser on the Therme Parka which is nice when wearing a suit or if you have a large watch on. I am 5'5" and in both jackets I take a XS. The Gore-Tex is defiantly softer thus quieter than the Camosun but ha the same great waterproofing. My biggest qualm about the Therme Parka is the hood is non removable and there isn't any midsection/waist adjustment via draw string. Other than that a pretty awesome jacket.

I’ve had this coat for 2 seasons now, going on to its 3rd. Great coat that I find very warm and very lightweight for how warm it is. Love that it is also Goretex and waterproof as I have used this in heavy rain and the water just beads right off. I’m 173cm and the Medium fits well. Hood is roomy, but not overly. Great when it’s raining hard.

Just received my Therme Parka and couldn't be more pleased; the fit and details are amazing. This coat is very light weight but warm. I'm 6'3" 190 lbs and the Large is a perfect fit. I would highly recommend this parka.

Overall the jacket looks great and is very light for its warmth. For some reason Arcteryx likes to make its hoods ginormous. I get it for mountain climbing helmet stuff, but for an urban piece like this? It's way too big and flops over my eyes.

I'd been thinking of a longer coat for urban and cold weather general use for a while. Didn't love last year's colours but this year with the black sapphire the colour is spot on. The Therme parka is just right for warmth so far, with enough room for even a suit jacket, yet great over a sweater or mid layers. I haev lots of Arc'teryx jackets and the Therme fits as a true regular M. I'm 6'2", 40" chest, 34" waist and the Medium is perfect. It has an internal pocket, quite roomy for an iphone 12 mini in its case. The hand pockets are great, and have good zips. I didn't fancy the Therme SV without an internal pocket and no zips on the hand pockets. Looking forward to trying it in proper winter weather! Very pleased so far.

I bought the Therme Parka in XS size. Quality/design seems great but it's still too big (from the chest to the waist). Bought a Veilance Monitor Down jacket three years ago in XS size and that fits perfectly. So I don't understand the sizing. Unfortunately, I have to return the Therme as it's just too loose fitting.

Ive had this jacket now for two seasons and I genuinley can't Waite for the cold weather sad I know but what a piece of kit bomb proof

700 dollars for having a so bad inner lining? I never had a coat doing this, the inner lining started to look ruined and very poor after a month, with no reasons. I asked Arc'teryx to explain, they answered saying that "it's normal", normal? I paid $700 for having a coat that once opened seems old and broken after a month? Delusional. I would never suggest to buy this product, absolutely not worth it.

Bought this expecting a well designed jacket without trying it on. Didn't think much of it but as other reviews mention, the zipper is cheap and difficult to close and the elastic sleeve cuffs are too loose so air breezes up there. The main outer packets are very small, narrow and awkwardly shaped - my hands are average and they just fit in there without other stuff in the pockets. The chest outer and inner pockets are also both tiny - I have a small size phone and can barely fit it in the internal chest pocket but not the outer. The waist is not well fit and there is no ability to cinch it with a drawstring mechanism internally (or externally) and so, again, air rushes up from the bottom (it also makes the jacket look kind of dumpy/ill-fitting despite being my size). Finally, I'm not sure if it's a combination of the air leakage issuse from the cuff and waist but this jacket isn't warm enough on cold (Vancouver) days. This was the whole point of this parka for me. I have been an Arc'teryx fan since their inception, own numerous jackets and this one is a huge design flop. It's like no one wore it after it was made, even just for a few days, and saw the many design flaws. I wish I could take it back but it's been worn outside. A huge regret for this price point. I would strongly recommend passing on this terrible Arc'teryx product.

The therme parka Is the perfect fit. I am 6 foot one 190 pounds with long arms, I love that this offers a fit for an athletic person. The Warmth of the coat is great. The Style is great, The features are good. However, the zipper on this therme parka sometimes takes me 3 to 5 minutes to sort out. As you can see from other reviews this is a common issue. how Arc’teryx can charge such a premium and put out a product with a fatal flaw like this is beyond me. For this reason, I have no choice but to not recommend this parka.

Bought this jacket a few years back and have sparingly washed it with proper detergent as recommended. But now it looks dingy and cheap.

I have had this for a couple of years now and when I purchased this I genuinely thought it would be a coat that would last me for 20 years. Don’t get me wrong, this may still be a coat I have in 20 years but it is hard not to ignore the few quite significant issues with this coat. Firstly, is it warm? Compared to other more insulated and lightweight jackets this is not as warm. Yes, there is insulation but it’s not thick and bouncy. However, we do need to take into account that this is a waterproof jacket with more of an urban look with some insulation rather than an out and out insulated jacket. That said, when I am standing still ‘on duty’ I need multiple layers underneath and this is when it’s not even in negative temperatures. The pockets are small. So small that it is a struggle to fit gloves in and the chest outer pocket will fit an iPhone but would struggle to fit one of the larger sized phones. Again, when standing around in the cold it would be great to bury my hands in warm pockets but they sit shallow. And finally, the neck area with the hood down is just a draught magnet. This is a nightmare on cold day and necessitates a scarf. This is hard wearing and rain won’t get through but I feel that warmth has been sacrificed for a ‘look’.