The "must-have" coat of the decade.
Webury have been selling Aigle products for nearly 30 years, and this is by far the favourite. Made in a chic French style with great attention to detail, it is practical, go-anywhere, and guaranteed to make your friends jealous, as you're snug as a bug in a rug. It really stands out from all other quilted coats - it's not bulky or puffy, and it doesn't get too hot when the weather gets warmer. Better still, you just need to give it a good shake to regain the shape.
There is nothing like down for keeping you warm - light and flexible, it moulds to you and gives you a great big hug. Designed to resist up to -10 degrees, the high proportion of down boosts the thermal index to make you comfortable in all temperatures.
The normal cost is £300, but we are offering Country Life readers £35.00 off (with promotion code "DOWN") - as a bit of Christmas Cheer.
If you would like to know more you can add it to your basket (and carry on shopping for other products too). www.webury.com is a family-run business, with a passion for the countryside.
We are Europe's largest Driza-Bone ® stockists, and our expertise in Wellington Boots is second to none, as premier long-term retailers of the prestige brand Aigle.
Quality items to suit Gardeners to Gundogs, Foodies to Fashionistas, Campers to Coffee-holics, there is something for everyone. Welcome to Webury!
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