Save the Duck

About Save the Duck

Save the Duck is an Italian family business founded in 1914 by Foresto Bargi, who brought home the idea for water-repellent fabric after seeing English troops wearing it during the First World War. What began in Pisa grew into a clothing factory and later one of Italy's biggest. The label is best known for down-free puffer jackets, using its own PLUMTECH filling, a non-animal alternative that keeps warmth in while still breathing. Jackets come lightweight and quilted, in bright colours like yellow, orange and red as well as calmer navy, black, grey and beige, all carrying the brand's small duck logo. The range now includes animal-free sneakers too.