Save The Duck
Save The Duck makes animal-free puffer jackets and parkas, and says it never uses materials of animal origin.
Based
Milan, Italy
Status
Benefit Corporation since 2019
Known for
Animal-free puffers padded with Plumtech
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Brand details
- Country
- Italy
- Subcategory
- Clothing Accessories
- Values
- 100% animal-free Benefit Corporation since 2019 Digital product passport
- Price level
- Premium
- Style
- Modern / Contemporary Minimalist
- Shipping
- The US store ships only within the US: flat $20 ground shipping in 3 to 8 days, with no free-shipping threshold stated. Its pages mention no import duties.
- Official site
- us.savetheduck.com
- Last verified
- November 2, 2026
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Where Save The Duck comes from
Save The Duck is an outerwear brand whose operating company, Save The Duck S.p.A., gives its registered office as Viale Arcivescovo Calabiana in Milan, Italy, in the terms of its Italian store. Its US store is run separately by Save The Duck USA Inc. The brand’s pages describe a vision of making quality garments with respect for the Earth’s resources and the people who live on it. The range covers puffer jackets, parkas, vests, raincoats and a small line of accessories for men, women and kids. Its pages we read give no founding year.
What Save The Duck stands for
The brand says it is 100% animal-free and has always avoided any material of animal origin, which is why its puffers use its synthetic Plumtech padding instead of feathers. It says it has been a Benefit Corporation (Società Benefit) since 2019, and it publishes an integrated report. Each product page carries a digital product passport through Certilogo, plus a resale partnership with eBay and care and repair guidance. The product pages state where each piece is made: all six of our featured items are made in China, with fabrics from Jiangsu and padding from Zhejiang. The pages we read give no certifications beyond the bluesign mark on one fabric. We haven’t tested any of the products.
What you’ll pay
Save The Duck is premium. These are regular prices on its US store for adult styles on November 2, 2026, and we saw no markdowns on in-stock items:
- Puffer jackets: $198 to $528 (typically about $328)
- Jackets and coats: $178 to $606 (about $428)
- Parkas: $548 to $628 (about $598)
- Vests: $178 to $298 (about $218)
- Accessories: $33 to $115 (about $73)
Here’s what our featured pieces are:
| Piece | Price | Main material | Made in |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alexander Puffer Jacket | $198 | 100% nylon, Plumtech padding | China |
| Alexis Puffer Jacket | $198 | 100% nylon, synthetic padding | China |
| Charlotte Puffer Vest | $178 | 100% nylon, bluesign approved fabric | China |
| Antoine Parka | $628 | 100% recycled polyester, 3 layers | China |
| Sedum Puffer Jacket | $298 | Recycled polyester fabric and knit | China |
| Thalassa Quilted Pouch | $52 | Not stated | China |
Ordering from the US
Save The Duck’s US store ships only within the United States, with prices in dollars. Orders are processed on the next business day, then travel by ground with a carrier such as UPS or FedEx for a flat $20 in 3 to 8 days. We didn’t see a free-shipping threshold on the pages we read, and they mention no import duties. You have 14 days from when your order was fulfilled to return or exchange items that are unused, with original packaging, tags and travel bags. A $20 return-shipping cost is deducted from your refund, returns can take up to 2 weeks to process, and refunds can take up to 7 business days to reach your card. It also gives a one-year warranty against material and workmanship defects.
