Product Capability

A range of OEM capabilities across outerwear, insulation, and technical bottoms.
 Designed for performance, durability, and production readiness.

01

Waterproof

3-layer waterproof jackets built for protection and movement.

  • Capabilities include seam-taped and welded construction, 3L and 2.5L shell manufacturing, and articulated patterning.
  • Pattern development focus on weather protection, mobility, and long-term durability.
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Common applications include alpine shells, ski jackets, and all-weather outerwear.
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02

Insulated & Down

Down jackets engineered for warmth, weight, and structure.

  • Capabilities include lightweight, performance, and lifestyle down jackets using Responsible Down Standard (RDS) v3.0 certified down, as well as synthetic insulation for consistent warmth in variable conditions.
  • Suitable for cold-weather layering, travel, and everyday wear.
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03

Fleece

Base & Mid-layers designed for warmth, breathability, and durability.

  • This includes classic fleece and hard-face fleece constructions.
 Patterns support active movement and layering systems.
  • Used for climbing, hiking, and everyday technical wear.
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04

Ski Wear

Technical ski jackets, pants, and bibs built for winter performance.

  • Capabilities include waterproof ski shells, insulated layers, and articulated ski bottoms.

  • Construction supports movement, weather protection, and snow-specific durability.
  • Built for resort and backcountry environments.
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05

Welded Apparel

Technical welded garments engineered for durability and lightweight performance.

  • Capabilities include heat-welded seams, bonded panels, and seamless fusion construction.

  • Advanced technical membranes and 3D-mapped construction support total weather protection and mobility.

  • Built for demanding environments where reduced bulk and long-term durability matter.

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