Southern California has a secret. It's not always warm.
The early morning drive to the courts. The moment the sun dips below the horizon and the ocean air takes over. That's where this jacket lives — and why our coaches have been wearing it on repeat for months.
The INSAND Black Puffer is built for the rhythm of SoCal training life: lightweight enough to forget you're wearing it, warm enough to stay on all day. Water- and wind-resistant nylon shell, Hyper-Loft synthetic fill, and a clean athletic fit that goes from the sand to wherever the day takes you. It started as court gear. It became a daily staple.
Details that matter:
Water & wind-resistant 100% nylon exterior
60g Hyper-Loft polyfill for all-season warmth
Soft 100% polyester lining for comfort
Zippered chest and side pockets with reverse coil zips
Packable design with internal chest pocket
Elastic cuffs, adjustable waist toggle, and locker loop
Concealed chest embroidery access for customization
Lightweight. Warm. Built for every season Southern California actually throws at you.
Southern California has a secret. It's not always warm.
The early morning drive to the courts. The moment the sun dips below the horizon and the ocean air takes over. That's where this jacket lives — and why our coaches have been wearing it on repeat for months.
The INSAND Black Puffer is built for the rhythm of SoCal training life: lightweight enough to forget you're wearing it, warm enough to stay on all day. Water- and wind-resistant nylon shell, Hyper-Loft synthetic fill, and a clean athletic fit that goes from the sand to wherever the day takes you. It started as court gear. It became a daily staple.
Details that matter:
Water & wind-resistant 100% nylon exterior
60g Hyper-Loft polyfill for all-season warmth
Soft 100% polyester lining for comfort
Zippered chest and side pockets with reverse coil zips
Packable design with internal chest pocket
Elastic cuffs, adjustable waist toggle, and locker loop
Concealed chest embroidery access for customization
Lightweight. Warm. Built for every season Southern California actually throws at you.