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Just like any Anonymous Ism product, the OC 2Panel Q Socks have been woven by the vintage machines, assembled in 1970s, from the best natural materials as well as unique and high-quality yarns. Those vintage knitting-machines may not be very efficient but they are responsible for the beautiful patterns and distinct colors of these Anonymous Ism socks as well as the look and feel which reminds us of hand-made unique items. The thick Anonymous Ism OC 2Panel Q Socks are equipped with a traditional knit pattern as well as contrast rib-knit cuffs, the yarn is made from 90% cotton, 9% nylon, 1% spandex; made in Japan.

Size conversion:

L: UK 8-11 / EU 42-45

Established in Japan in 1947, Edwin founder K.K. Tsunemi had a passion for denim pants, which inspired him to import them directly from the United States as no denim was manufactured in Japan at that time. Used, worn-out and dirty denim which had to be laundered and mended by hand in order to sell on to his customers. In 1961 Mr. Tsunemi crafted the first pair of Edwin denim jeans; utilizing the letters D, E, N, I plus M (reversing the M creating a W), he created the brand name Edwin. By 1963 Edwin had produced the world’s heaviest ring-spun denim jeans (16 oz), featuring the famous three-color rainbow selvedge, which is still being used today. In the 1970s, Edwin were the first company in the world to develop old wash designed to replicate denim which have been worn from its rigid, unwashed state traditionally designed for workwear due to its durability. In the 1980s, Edwin revolutionized the whole denim world by inventing the process of stone washing. Nowadays, Edwin offers some of the most wanted vintage denim pants and uses exclusive fabrics and fabrication, unique technology, hand wash processes, and continual progression in design and fit. Made from elitist Kurabo Red Rainbow selvage recycled denim, the classic Edwin five pocket construction Regular Tapered Jeans are equipped with features such as a branded front center button, a button fly, an off-centered Edwin leather label at the rear of the waistband, a back yoke, signature stitching on back pockets, contrast stitching as well as metal rivets or bartack stitching at vital stress points. Regular fit with lower waist and tapered legs from the knee down; 100% recycled cotton Nihon Kurabo red selvage recycled denim, 14 oz. Made in Japan.

Established in Japan in 1947, Edwin founder K.K. Tsunemi had a passion for denim pants, which inspired him to import them directly from the United States as no denim was manufactured in Japan at that time. Used, worn-out and dirty denim which had to be laundered and mended by hand in order to sell on to his customers. In 1961 Mr. Tsunemi crafted the first pair of Edwin denim jeans; utilizing the letters D, E, N, I plus M (reversing the M creating a W), he created the brand name Edwin. By 1963 Edwin had produced the world’s heaviest ring-spun denim jeans (16 oz), featuring the famous three-color rainbow selvedge, which is still being used today. In the 1970s, Edwin were the first company in the world to develop old wash designed to replicate denim which have been worn from its rigid, unwashed state traditionally designed for workwear due to its durability. In the 1980s, Edwin revolutionized the whole denim world by inventing the process of stone washing. Nowadays, Edwin offers some of the most wanted vintage denim pants and uses exclusive fabrics and fabrication, unique technology, hand wash processes, and continual progression in design and fit. Made from 12.5 oz Kaihara black x black stretch denim, the classic Edwin five pocket construction entitled ED-55 Denim Pants are equipped with features such as a branded front center button, a button fly, an off-centered Edwin leather label at the rear of the waistband, a back yoke, signature stitching on back pockets, tonal stitching as well as metal rivets or bartack stitching at vital stress points. Regular fit with lower waist and tapered legs from the knee down; 98% cotton, 2% polyurethane Kaihara black x black stretch denim, 12.5 oz. Made in Japan.

The CloudMerino Long Tee from Satisfy is the perfect companion for your runs, no matter the weather. Thanks to the innovative CloudMerino™ material, made from the finest Merino Optimo wool jersey, your body stays optimally regulated in both heat and cold. During warm runs, the fabric efficiently wicks sweat away from the skin, while simultaneously retaining heat in cooler conditions. The standout feature of this shirt: it reacts to body heat and changes color from pink to white, creating a unique tie-dye effect. With its ultra-light, silky-soft texture, the T-shirt not only offers maximum comfort but also provides natural odor control and elasticity.

Satisfy CloudMerino Long Tee - Features:

• Thermoregulating CloudMerino™ technology
• Lightweight, soft, and odor-resistant material
• Raw edge construction to reduce friction
• Removable care label for added comfort
• Heat-reactive color effects for a unique style
• 100% Merino Optimo wool, made in Japan

Established in Japan in 1947, Edwin founder K.K. Tsunemi had a passion for denim pants, which inspired him to import them directly from the United States as no denim was manufactured in Japan at that time. Used, worn-out and dirty denim which had to be laundered and mended by hand in order to sell on to his customers. In 1961 Mr. Tsunemi crafted the first pair of Edwin denim jeans; utilizing the letters D, E, N, I plus M (reversing the M creating a W), he created the brand name Edwin. By 1963 Edwin had produced the world’s heaviest ring-spun denim jeans (16 oz), featuring the famous three-color rainbow selvedge, which is still being used today. In the 1970s, Edwin were the first company in the world to develop old wash designed to replicate denim which have been worn from its rigid, unwashed state traditionally designed for workwear due to its durability. In the 1980s, Edwin revolutionized the whole denim world by inventing the process of stone washing. Nowadays, Edwin offers some of the most wanted vintage denim pants and uses exclusive fabrics and fabrication, unique technology, hand wash processes, and continual progression in design and fit. Made from elitist Kurabo Red Rainbow selvage denim, the classic Edwin five pocket construction Regular Tapered Jeans are equipped with features such as a branded front center button, a button fly, an off-centered Edwin leather label at the rear of the waistband, a back yoke, signature stitching on back pockets, contrast stitching as well as metal rivets or bartack stitching at vital stress points. Regular fit with lower waist and tapered legs from the knee down; 100% recycled cotton Nihon Kurabo red selvage denim, 14 oz. Made in Japan.

Established in Japan in 1947, Edwin founder K.K. Tsunemi had a passion for denim pants, which inspired him to import them directly from the United States as no denim was manufactured in Japan at that time. Used, worn-out and dirty denim which had to be laundered and mended by hand in order to sell on to his customers. In 1961 Mr. Tsunemi crafted the first pair of Edwin denim jeans; utilizing the letters D, E, N, I plus M (reversing the M creating a W), he created the brand name Edwin. By 1963 Edwin had produced the world’s heaviest ring-spun denim jeans (16 oz), featuring the famous three-color rainbow selvedge, which is still being used today. In the 1970s, Edwin were the first company in the world to develop old wash designed to replicate denim which have been worn from its rigid, unwashed state traditionally designed for workwear due to its durability. In the 1980s, Edwin revolutionized the whole denim world by inventing the process of stone washing. Nowadays, Edwin offers some of the most wanted vintage denim pants and uses exclusive fabrics and fabrication, unique technology, hand wash processes, and continual progression in design and fit. Inspired by the classic ED-47 five pocket construction, the ED-47 Regular Straight Denim Pants are equipped with features such as a branded front center button, a button fly, an off-centered Edwin leather label at the rear of the waistband, a back yoke, signature stitching on back pockets, contrast stitching as well as metal rivets or bartack stitching at vital stress points. Regular fit with high waistline and straight legs; 100% cotton Kaihara Pure Indigo Openend Denim, 12.5 oz. Made in Japan.

The Edwin Japanese Sun Sweater´s features include:
• rib crew neck with interior tape
• Edwin's Japanese Sun graphic printed on left chest
• stretch rib cuffs and bottom band
• regular fit
• 100% cotton heavyweight Felpa fleece, 350 g/m²
• made in Portugal

Established in Japan in 1947, Edwin founder K.K. Tsunemi had a passion for denim pants, which inspired him to import them directly from the United States as no denim was manufactured in Japan at that time. Used, worn-out and dirty denim which had to be laundered and mended by hand in order to sell on to his customers. In 1961 Mr. Tsunemi crafted the first pair of Edwin denim jeans; utilizing the letters D, E, N, I plus M (reversing the M creating a W), he created the brand name Edwin. By 1963 Edwin had produced the world’s heaviest ring-spun denim jeans (16 oz), featuring the famous three-color rainbow selvedge, which is still being used today. In the 1970s, Edwin were the first company in the world to develop old wash designed to replicate denim which have been worn from its rigid, unwashed state traditionally designed for workwear due to its durability. In the 1980s, Edwin revolutionized the whole denim world by inventing the process of stone washing. Nowadays, Edwin offers some of the most wanted vintage denim pants and uses exclusive fabrics and fabrication, unique technology, hand wash processes, and continual progression in design and fit. Made from 13 oz Kaihara pure indigo stretch denim, the classic Edwin five pocket construction entitled ED-55 Denim Pants are equipped with features such as a branded front center button, a button fly, an off-centered Edwin leather label at the rear of the waistband, a back yoke, signature stitching on back pockets, contrast stitching as well as metal rivets or bartack stitching at vital stress points. Regular fit with lower waist and tapered legs from the knee down; 99% cotton, 1% polyurethane Kaihara pure indigo stretch denim, 13 oz. Made in Japan.

Japan's one and only Mizuno brand returns with another iconic design out of the company's archives: the beautiful Wave Rider. It's incomprehensible these bulky kicks faded into obscurity for such a long time - even better, Mizuno brought them back to life! The Mizuno Wave Rider 10 is equipped with all ingredients we love about those chunky mid to late-90s runners, ranging from solid cushioning and support to a dynamic, unique look. If you're into retro sneakers, Mizuno's Wave Rider 10 is a must!

Mizuno Wave Rider 10 - features:

• mesh, leather and synthetic upper
• soft and breathable fabric lining
• Mizuno signature appliqués at side panels
• foam-padded insole
• foamed midsole for lightweight cushioning
• abrasion-resistant rubber outsole with strategic grooves that support the roll-over movement of the feet in different directions
• graphic embroidered on tongue
• Wave Rider 10 branding at heel cage
• Mizuno's custom Wave technology for ultimate comfort

Established in Japan in 1947, Edwin founder K.K. Tsunemi had a passion for denim pants, which inspired him to import them directly from the United States as no denim was manufactured in Japan at that time. Used, worn-out and dirty denim which had to be laundered and mended by hand in order to sell on to his customers. In 1961 Mr. Tsunemi crafted the first pair of Edwin denim jeans; utilizing the letters D, E, N, I plus M (reversing the M creating a W), he created the brand name Edwin. By 1963 Edwin had produced the world’s heaviest ring-spun denim jeans (16 oz), featuring the famous three-color rainbow selvedge, which is still being used today. In the 1970s, Edwin were the first company in the world to develop old wash designed to replicate denim which have been worn from its rigid, unwashed state traditionally designed for workwear due to its durability. In the 1980s, Edwin revolutionized the whole denim world by inventing the process of stone washing. Nowadays, Edwin offers some of the most wanted vintage denim pants and uses exclusive fabrics and fabrication, unique technology, hand wash processes, and continual progression in design and fit. The classic Edwin five pocket construction ED-55 Denim Pants are equipped with features such as a branded front center button, a button fly, an off-centered Edwin leather label at the rear of the waistband, a back yoke, signature stitching on back pockets, tonal stitching as well as metal rivets or bartack stitching at vital stress points. Regular fit with lower waist and tapered legs from the knee down; 98% cotton, 2% PU CS Yuuki black denim, 12.8 oz.

ATTENTION: Since this is an item from Japanese production, the fit was adjusted to the standard there - for this reason, we recommend to take the next size up for a fit as shown!

The Beams Plus Pocket 40/2 Longsleeve Tee is equipped with the following features:
• rib crew neck with interior tape
• self-fabric patch pocket at left chest
• stretch rib cuffs
• relaxed fit
• 100% cotton single jersey
• made in Japan

Established in Japan in 1947, Edwin founder K.K. Tsunemi had a passion for denim pants, which inspired him to import them directly from the United States as no denim was manufactured in Japan at that time. Used, worn-out and dirty denim which had to be laundered and mended by hand in order to sell on to his customers. In 1961 Mr. Tsunemi crafted the first pair of Edwin denim jeans; utilizing the letters D, E, N, I plus M (reversing the M creating a W), he created the brand name Edwin. By 1963 Edwin had produced the world’s heaviest ring-spun denim jeans (16 oz), featuring the famous three-color rainbow selvedge, which is still being used today. In the 1970s, Edwin were the first company in the world to develop old wash designed to replicate denim which have been worn from its rigid, unwashed state traditionally designed for workwear due to its durability. In the 1980s, Edwin revolutionized the whole denim world by inventing the process of stone washing. Nowadays, Edwin offers some of the most wanted vintage denim pants and uses exclusive fabrics and fabrication, unique technology, hand wash processes, and continual progression in design and fit. The classic Edwin five pocket construction Wide Pants are equipped with features such as a branded front center button, a button fly, an off-centered Edwin faux leather label at the rear of the waistband, a back yoke, signature stitching on back pockets, contrast stitching as well as metal rivets or bartack stitching at vital stress points. Loose fit with regular waistline and slightly tapered legs; 100% cotton Kaihara Pure Indigo Openend Denim, 12.5 oz. Made in Japan.

The and wander Heavy Cotton Pocket LS Tee is equipped with the following features:
• rib crew neck with interior tape
• flap pocket with branded snap button closure, snap hook and two tone cord at left front
• and wander reflective branding printed beneath pocket
• stretch rib cuffs
• loose fit
• 100% cotton heavyweight jersey, 455 g/m²
• 70% cotton, 30% polyester
• made in Japan

Edwin Camper Vest - features:
• V neckline with self-fabric bordering
• tonal 2-wa front zipper with custom pulls
• split kangaroo pocket
• straight bottom hem at front, extended rear panel with curved bottom hem
• Edwin Japanese woven flag label at left pocket
• regular fit
• 96% nylon, 4% spandex canvas, 135 g/m²

Established in Japan in 1947, Edwin founder K.K. Tsunemi had a passion for denim pants, which inspired him to import them directly from the United States as no denim was manufactured in Japan at that time. Used, worn-out and dirty denim which had to be laundered and mended by hand in order to sell on to his customers. In 1961 Mr. Tsunemi crafted the first pair of Edwin denim jeans; utilizing the letters D, E, N, I plus M (reversing the M creating a W), he created the brand name Edwin. By 1963 Edwin had produced the world’s heaviest ring-spun denim jeans (16 oz), featuring the famous three-color rainbow selvedge, which is still being used today. In the 1970s, Edwin were the first company in the world to develop old wash designed to replicate denim which have been worn from its rigid, unwashed state traditionally designed for workwear due to its durability. In the 1980s, Edwin revolutionized the whole denim world by inventing the process of stone washing. Nowadays, Edwin offers some of the most wanted vintage denim pants and uses exclusive fabrics and fabrication, unique technology, hand wash processes, and continual progression in design and fit. The classic Edwin five pocket construction Loose Straight Denim Pants are equipped with features such as a branded front center button, a button fly, an off-centered Edwin faux leather label at the rear of the waistband, a back yoke, signature stitching on back pockets, contrast stitching as well as metal rivets or bartack stitching at vital stress points. Loose fit with high waistline and straight legs; 100% cotton Kaihara indigo lightweight red selvage denim, 10.5 oz; made in Japan.

ATTENTION: Since this is an item from Japanese production, the fit was adjusted to the standard there - for this reason, we recommend to take the next size up for a fit as shown!

The Beams Plus Pocket Tee twin pack is equipped with the following features:
• rib crew neck with interior tape
• self-fabric patch pocket at left chest
• regular fit
• 100% cotton single jersey
• rib detail: 95% cotton, 5% polyurethane
• made in Japan

With the Post Archive Faction collabo, On has achieved a great success! Founded in 2018 by Dongjoon Lim and Sookyo Jeong, the Japanese company Post Archive Faction has formulated a vision by disregarding the norms of the established design landscape - instead, PAF deconstructs garments and objects and reassembles them to explore what is possible with creativity and free spirit. As a result, the familiar appears in a completely new light. The designs from the Post Archive Faction collection are put together in experimental cuts that deliberately ignore conventional design craftsmanship and use asymmetrical constructions or creasing techniques to create a new interpretation of individual design language aimed at uniqueness. And it's exactly this approach that makes the On x Post Archive Faction collaboration in general, and the avant-garde Cloudventure Peak PAF in particular, so appealing.

The On x Post Archive Faction Cloudventure Peak blends the brand's extensive knowledge about trail running technology into an advanced design that puts its focus on getting you to the top of the mountain. At the On x Post Archive Faction Cloudventure Peak, technical engineered two-layer mesh upper provides optimal ventilation for cooling comfort, and the Missiongrip™ outsole of On's Cloudventure Peak PAF combines multiple grip patterns to keep you in control on the trail. The "sticky" grip of the specially developed Missiongrip™ rubber is enhanced by reversed lugs.

On x Post Archive Faction Cloudventure Peak PAF - features/specifications:

• technical engineered two-layer mesh upper made from recycled polyester with welded PU overlays
• asymmetric lacing with textil Ghilly loopsl
• soft and highly breathable fabric lining with anti-microbial finish
• external oversized heel counter with side-wall extension
• updated 30% carbon Speedboard™ adds comfort for a responsive ride
• CloudTec® cushioning for maximum energy return, impact protection and durability
• non-slip Missiongrip™ outsole with reversed lugs to keep you in control on the trail
• 4 mm drop

With the Post Archive Faction collabo, On has achieved a great success! Founded in 2018 by Dongjoon Lim and Sookyo Jeong, the Japanese company Post Archive Faction has formulated a vision by disregarding the norms of the established design landscape - instead, PAF deconstructs garments and objects and reassembles them to explore what is possible with creativity and free spirit. As a result, the familiar appears in a completely new light. The designs from the Post Archive Faction collection are put together in experimental cuts that deliberately ignore conventional design craftsmanship and use asymmetrical constructions or creasing techniques to create a new interpretation of individual design language aimed at uniqueness. And it's exactly this approach that makes the On x Post Archive Faction collaboration in general, and the avant-garde Cloudventure Peak PAF in particular, so appealing.

The On x Post Archive Faction Cloudventure Peak blends the brand's extensive knowledge about trail running technology into an advanced design that puts its focus on getting you to the top of the mountain. At the On x Post Archive Faction Cloudventure Peak, technical engineered two-layer mesh upper provides optimal ventilation for cooling comfort, and the Missiongrip™ outsole of On's Cloudventure Peak PAF combines multiple grip patterns to keep you in control on the trail. The "sticky" grip of the specially developed Missiongrip™ rubber is enhanced by reversed lugs.

On x Post Archive Faction Cloudventure Peak PAF - features/specifications:

• technical engineered two-layer mesh upper made from recycled polyester with welded PU overlays
• asymmetric lacing with textil Ghilly loopsl
• soft and highly breathable fabric lining with anti-microbial finish
• external oversized heel counter with side-wall extension
• updated 30% carbon Speedboard™ adds comfort for a responsive ride
• CloudTec® cushioning for maximum energy return, impact protection and durability
• non-slip Missiongrip™ outsole with reversed lugs to keep you in control on the trail
• 4 mm drop

With the Post Archive Faction collabo, On has achieved a great success! Founded in 2018 by Dongjoon Lim and Sookyo Jeong, the Japanese company Post Archive Faction has formulated a vision by disregarding the norms of the established design landscape - instead, PAF deconstructs garments and objects and reassembles them to explore what is possible with creativity and free spirit. As a result, the familiar appears in a completely new light. The designs from the Post Archive Faction collection are put together in experimental cuts that deliberately ignore conventional design craftsmanship and use asymmetrical constructions or creasing techniques to create a new interpretation of individual design language aimed at uniqueness. And it's exactly this approach that makes the On x Post Archive Faction collaboration in general, and the Cloudmonster 2 PAF in particular, so appealing.

The On Cloudmonster 2 blends everything the brand's knowledge about running tech with a chunky shape - responsive comfort meets urban energy. At the On Cloudmonster 2, next-level CloudTec® cushions impact and a bespoke Speedboard™ offer the highest support you can imagine, while rubber reinforcements support the natural rolling motion of the foot, and the redesigned tongue piece offers an unrivaled fit. Helion Superfoam™ in the midsole guarantees maximum impact protection, flexibility, cushioning and energy return when running in these all-day On performance runners. The padded heel section and the individually adjustable lacing guarantee a perfect fit with maximum freedom of movement, while the On Cloudmonster 2 is also more dynamic and stable than its predecessor.

On x Post Archive Faction Cloudmonster 2 PAF - features/specifications:

• breathable mesh upper
• padded bootie construction with elastic gussets and breathable fabric lining
• open lace configuration over the metatarsals for flex
• externally stabilized heel area
• Speedboard™ adds comfort and kick
• new-generation CloudTec® for for maximum cushioning and energy on easy or longer runs
• Helion Superfoam™ for maximum energy return, impact protection and durability
• EVA sole with rubber reinforcements and lateral grooves for maximum flexibility
• 6 mm drop (29 mm forefoot / 35 mm heel)

Established in Japan in 1947, Edwin founder K.K. Tsunemi had a passion for denim pants, which inspired him to import them directly from the United States as no denim was manufactured in Japan at that time. Used, worn-out and dirty denim which had to be laundered and mended by hand in order to sell on to his customers. In 1961 Mr. Tsunemi crafted the first pair of Edwin denim jeans; utilizing the letters D, E, N, I plus M (reversing the M creating a W), he created the brand name Edwin. By 1963 Edwin had produced the world’s heaviest ring-spun denim jeans (16 oz), featuring the famous three-color rainbow selvedge, which is still being used today. In the 1970s, Edwin were the first company in the world to develop old wash designed to replicate denim which have been worn from its rigid, unwashed state traditionally designed for workwear due to its durability. In the 1980s, Edwin revolutionized the whole denim world by inventing the process of stone washing. Nowadays, Edwin offers some of the most wanted vintage denim pants and uses exclusive fabrics and fabrication, unique technology, hand wash processes, and continual progression in design and fit. The classic Edwin five pocket construction ED-55 Denim Pants are equipped with features such as a branded front center button, a button fly, an off-centered Edwin leather label at the rear of the waistband, a back yoke, signature stitching on back pockets, contrast stitching as well as metal rivets or bartack stitching at vital stress points. Regular fit with lower waist and tapered legs from the knee down; 100% cotton Kaihara indigo lightweight red selvage denim, 10.5 oz. Made in Japan.

Established in Japan in 1947, Edwin founder K.K. Tsunemi had a passion for denim pants, which inspired him to import them directly from the United States as no denim was manufactured in Japan at that time. Used, worn-out and dirty denim which had to be laundered and mended by hand in order to sell on to his customers. In 1961 Mr. Tsunemi crafted the first pair of Edwin denim jeans; utilizing the letters D, E, N, I plus M (reversing the M creating a W), he created the brand name Edwin. By 1963 Edwin had produced the world’s heaviest ring-spun denim jeans (16 oz), featuring the famous three-color rainbow selvedge, which is still being used today. In the 1970s, Edwin were the first company in the world to develop old wash designed to replicate denim which have been worn from its rigid, unwashed state traditionally designed for workwear due to its durability. In the 1980s, Edwin revolutionized the whole denim world by inventing the process of stone washing. Nowadays, Edwin offers some of the most wanted vintage denim pants and uses exclusive fabrics and fabrication, unique technology, hand wash processes, and continual progression in design and fit. The classic Edwin five pocket construction ED-55 Denim Pants are equipped with features such as a branded front center button, a button fly, an off-centered Edwin leather label at the rear of the waistband, a back yoke, signature stitching on back pockets, tonal stitching as well as metal rivets or bartack stitching at vital stress points. Regular fit with lower waist and tapered legs from the knee down; 100% cotton Kaihara Right Hand Black Denim, 13 oz. Made in Japan.

Established in Japan in 1947, Edwin founder K.K. Tsunemi had a passion for denim pants, which inspired him to import them directly from the United States as no denim was manufactured in Japan at that time. Used, worn-out and dirty denim which had to be laundered and mended by hand in order to sell on to his customers. In 1961 Mr. Tsunemi crafted the first pair of Edwin denim jeans; utilizing the letters D, E, N, I plus M (reversing the M creating a W), he created the brand name Edwin. By 1963 Edwin had produced the world’s heaviest ring-spun denim jeans (16 oz), featuring the famous three-color rainbow selvedge, which is still being used today. In the 1970s, Edwin were the first company in the world to develop old wash designed to replicate denim which have been worn from its rigid, unwashed state traditionally designed for workwear due to its durability. In the 1980s, Edwin revolutionized the whole denim world by inventing the process of stone washing. Nowadays, Edwin offers some of the most wanted vintage denim pants and uses exclusive fabrics and fabrication, unique technology, hand wash processes, and continual progression in design and fit. Made from 12.5 oz Kaihara black x black stretch denim, the classic Edwin five pocket construction entitled ED-55 Denim Pants are equipped with features such as a branded front center button, a button fly, an off-centered Edwin leather label at the rear of the waistband, a back yoke, signature stitching on back pockets, tonal stitching as well as metal rivets or bartack stitching at vital stress points. Regular fit with lower waist and tapered legs from the knee down; 98% cotton, 2% polyurethane Kaihara black x black stretch denim, 12.5 oz. Made in Japan.

Established in Japan in 1947, Edwin founder K.K. Tsunemi had a passion for denim pants, which inspired him to import them directly from the United States as no denim was manufactured in Japan at that time. Used, worn-out and dirty denim which had to be laundered and mended by hand in order to sell on to his customers. In 1961 Mr. Tsunemi crafted the first pair of Edwin denim jeans; utilizing the letters D, E, N, I plus M (reversing the M creating a W), he created the brand name Edwin. By 1963 Edwin had produced the world’s heaviest ring-spun denim jeans (16 oz), featuring the famous three-color rainbow selvedge, which is still being used today. In the 1970s, Edwin were the first company in the world to develop old wash designed to replicate denim which have been worn from its rigid, unwashed state traditionally designed for workwear due to its durability. In the 1980s, Edwin revolutionized the whole denim world by inventing the process of stone washing. Nowadays, Edwin offers some of the most wanted vintage denim pants and uses exclusive fabrics and fabrication, unique technology, hand wash processes, and continual progression in design and fit. Inspired by the classic ED-47 five pocket construction, the ED-47 Regular Straight Denim Pants are equipped with features such as a branded front center button, a button fly, an off-centered Edwin leather label at the rear of the waistband, a back yoke, signature stitching on back pockets, contrast stitching as well as metal rivets or bartack stitching at vital stress points. Regular fit with high waistline and straight legs; 100% cotton Kaihara Pure Indigo Openend Denim, 12.5 oz. Made in Japan.

Established in Japan in 1947, Edwin founder K.K. Tsunemi had a passion for denim pants, which inspired him to import them directly from the United States as no denim was manufactured in Japan at that time. Used, worn-out and dirty denim which had to be laundered and mended by hand in order to sell on to his customers. In 1961 Mr. Tsunemi crafted the first pair of Edwin denim jeans; utilizing the letters D, E, N, I plus M (reversing the M creating a W), he created the brand name Edwin. By 1963 Edwin had produced the world’s heaviest ring-spun denim jeans (16 oz), featuring the famous three-color rainbow selvedge, which is still being used today. In the 1970s, Edwin were the first company in the world to develop old wash designed to replicate denim which have been worn from its rigid, unwashed state traditionally designed for workwear due to its durability. In the 1980s, Edwin revolutionized the whole denim world by inventing the process of stone washing. Nowadays, Edwin offers some of the most wanted vintage denim pants and uses exclusive fabrics and fabrication, unique technology, hand wash processes, and continual progression in design and fit. The classic Edwin five pocket construction ED-55 Denim Pants are equipped with features such as a branded front center button, a button fly, an off-centered Edwin leather label at the rear of the waistband, a back yoke, signature stitching on back pockets, contrast stitching as well as metal rivets or bartack stitching at vital stress points. Regular fit with lower waist and tapered legs from the knee down; 100% cotton Yoshiko left hand denim, 12.6 oz. Made in Japan.

Established in Japan in 1947, Edwin founder K.K. Tsunemi had a passion for denim pants, which inspired him to import them directly from the United States as no denim was manufactured in Japan at that time. Used, worn-out and dirty denim which had to be laundered and mended by hand in order to sell on to his customers. In 1961 Mr. Tsunemi crafted the first pair of Edwin denim jeans; utilizing the letters D, E, N, I plus M (reversing the M creating a W), he created the brand name Edwin. By 1963 Edwin had produced the world’s heaviest ring-spun denim jeans (16 oz), featuring the famous three-color rainbow selvedge, which is still being used today. In the 1970s, Edwin were the first company in the world to develop old wash designed to replicate denim which have been worn from its rigid, unwashed state traditionally designed for workwear due to its durability. In the 1980s, Edwin revolutionized the whole denim world by inventing the process of stone washing. Nowadays, Edwin offers some of the most wanted vintage denim pants and uses exclusive fabrics and fabrication, unique technology, hand wash processes, and continual progression in design and fit. The classic Edwin five pocket construction ED-55 Denim Pants are equipped with features such as a branded front center button, a button fly, an off-centered Edwin leather label at the rear of the waistband, a back yoke, signature stitching on back pockets, contrast stitching as well as metal rivets or bartack stitching at vital stress points. Regular fit with lower waist and tapered legs from the knee down; 100% cotton Kaihara Pure Indigo Openend Denim, 12.5 oz. Made in Japan.

The Edwin Japanese Sun Sweater´s features include:
• rib crew neck with interior tape
• Edwin's Japanese Sun graphic printed on left chest
• stretch rib cuffs and bottom band
• regular fit
• 100% cotton heavyweight Felpa fleece, 350 g/m²
• made in Portugal

ATTENTION: Since this is an item from Japanese production, the fit was adjusted to the standard there - for this reason, we recommend to take the next size up for a fit as shown!

Beams Plus Cruiser Jacket Cotton Silk Chambray - Features:

• high-necked, drawstring-adjustable hood with sturdy eyelets
• hidden IDEAL metal front zipper with custom pull
• snap button closure at storm flap
• 2 pockets with snap button closure at lower front
• drawstring-adjustable bottom hem with sturdy eyelets and toggles at the elastic draw cord
• stretch cuffs
• relaxed fit
• 68% cotton, 17% polyester, 15% silk high-density silk-blend Burberry fabric produced in Niigata Prefecture (the warp is 60/1 cotton, and the weft is switched between polyester and silk to create a pre-dyed chambray look)

The Beams Plus Schoolboy Socks are vintage sports socks equipped with jacquard stripe details at the rib-textured leg as well as reinforced toe and heel areas for durability and comfort. 90% combed cotton, 7% nylon, 3% polyurethane; made in Japan.

Established in Japan in 1947, Edwin founder K.K. Tsunemi had a passion for denim pants, which inspired him to import them directly from the United States as no denim was manufactured in Japan at that time. Used, worn-out and dirty denim which had to be laundered and mended by hand in order to sell on to his customers. In 1961 Mr. Tsunemi crafted the first pair of Edwin denim jeans; utilizing the letters D, E, N, I plus M (reversing the M creating a W), he created the brand name Edwin. By 1963 Edwin had produced the world’s heaviest ring-spun denim jeans (16 oz), featuring the famous three-color rainbow selvedge, which is still being used today. In the 1970s, Edwin were the first company in the world to develop old wash designed to replicate denim which have been worn from its rigid, unwashed state traditionally designed for workwear due to its durability. In the 1980s, Edwin revolutionized the whole denim world by inventing the process of stone washing. Nowadays, Edwin offers some of the most wanted vintage denim pants and uses exclusive fabrics and fabrication, unique technology, hand wash processes, and continual progression in design and fit. Made from elitist Nihon Menpu natural red selvage denim, the classic Edwin five pocket construction Regular Tapered Jeans are equipped with features such as a branded front center button, a button fly, an off-centered Edwin leather label at the rear of the waistband, a back yoke, signature stitching on back pockets, tonal stitching as well as metal rivets or bartack stitching at vital stress points. Regular fit with lower waist and tapered legs from the knee down; 100% cotton Nihon Menpu natural red selvage denim, 13 oz. Made in Japan.

ATTENTION: Since this is an item from Japanese production, the fit was adjusted to the standard there - for this reason, we recommend to take the next size up for a fit as shown!

The heavy Japanese fleece of the Sweat Crew Raised Back by Beams Plus is made with a rare, old-fashioned Azuma knitting machine; the back is brushed and finished for the fall and winter seasons. The Azuma knitting machine was one of the first knitting machines in the 1970s, when the company changed from a hanging knitting machine to a high-speed knitting machine, and is now a very rare and valuable piece of equipment, of which only a few examples still exist. Furthermore, the knitting speed is extremely slow, and it is a low productivity knitting machine that can only knit about one to two warp yarns per day with such a machine. Due to the slow speed, an exceptionally soft, full fabric is achieved.

The Beams Plus Sweat Crew Raised Back´s features include:

• rib crew neck
• stretch rib cuffs and bottom band
• regular fit
• 100% cotton brush-back fleece
• made in Japan

An expression of Japanese minimalism, the Y-3 Japan kicks are built with a polished leather upper that's so soft and supple it feels like wearing fine leather gloves. Following that inspiration, the 3 Stripes are reminiscent of the piping on leather gloves, adding a subtle and premium nod to the sportswear heritage of adidas. The profile of the Y-3 Japan is cut very low and finished with Y-3 branding on the tongue as well as Yohji Yamamoto's signature at the heel.

The Y-3 Japan trainers's features include:

• soft premium leather upper
• raised seams 3 Stripes branding at side panels
• tonal Y-3 branding embossed at tongue
• soft leather lining
• foamed footbed
• slim EVA foam mdsole
• abrasion-resistant rubber outsole with 90° turned herringbone tread
• laser-engraved Yohji Yamamoto signature on the heel

Designed with an inspiration from Mexican rugs in the 1960s and 1970s, the ROTOTO Mexican Rug Socks are made of mixed yarn of cotton, acrylic and silk to recreate the coarse mood of the products made in the era. The unique pattern adds a nice accent to your outfit. With adequately thick fabric, these socks can be worn with not just sneakers but also with leather shoes. 41% cotton, 41% acrylic, 10% silk, 6% nylon, 2% polyurethane; made in Japan.

The Universal Works Windcheater Jacket is a patchwork-style, cut and sew design equipped with a seasonal pattern printed all over the Japanese fabric that has been sourced from one of Universal Works' mills in Osaka, Japan, and is equipped with a soft, slubbed finish.

Universal Works Windcheater Jacket - features:

• turn-down collar
• semi-hidden 2-way metal front zipper with custom pull
• welt pocket at left chest
• 2 welt pockets at lower front
• snap button-adjustable straps at bottom band
• button cuffs
• regular fit
• exterior fabric: 100% cotton (fabric is sourced from one of Universal Works' favourite fabric mills based out of Osaka, Japan)
• lining: 100% cotton

Another fresh reversible apparel piece from Japan, designed by TAION!

TAION Non Down Military Reversible V Neck - features:

• V neckline
• 2-way front zipper with branded pulls
• 2 self-fabric patch pockets at lower front of side 1, 2 self-fabric flap pockets at lower front of side 2
• zip openings at side seams
• TAION woven label at bottom left on both sides
• regular fit
• shell: 100% polyester rip-stop
• lining: 100% polyester rip-stop

With the Post Archive Faction collabo, On has achieved a great success! Founded in 2018 by Dongjoon Lim and Sookyo Jeong, the Japanese company Post Archive Faction has formulated a vision by disregarding the norms of the established design landscape - instead, PAF deconstructs garments and objects and reassembles them to explore what is possible with creativity and free spirit. As a result, the familiar appears in a completely new light. The designs from the Post Archive Faction collection are put together in experimental cuts that deliberately ignore conventional design craftsmanship and use asymmetrical constructions or creasing techniques to create a new interpretation of individual design language aimed at uniqueness. And it's exactly this approach that makes the On x Post Archive Faction collaboration in general, and this performance apparel piece in particular, so appealing.

On x Post Archive Faction Shorts PAF - Features

• elastic, drawstring-adjustable waistband with sturdy, bonded eyelets and branded aglets at the draw cord
• 2 side-entry front pockets with reflective tape plus zip closure at the left one
• interior shorts
• On x Post Archive Faction co-branding
• slim fit
• 86% polyester, 14% elastane
• insert 1: 85% polyamide, 15% polyurethane
• insert 2: 94% polyamide, 6% elastane
• insert 3: 78% polyamide, 22% elastane
• insert 4: 100% polyester

Established in Japan in 1947, Edwin founder K.K. Tsunemi had a passion for denim pants, which inspired him to import them directly from the United States as no denim was manufactured in Japan at that time. Used, worn-out and dirty denim which had to be laundered and mended by hand in order to sell on to his customers. In 1961 Mr. Tsunemi crafted the first pair of Edwin denim jeans; utilizing the letters D, E, N, I plus M (reversing the M creating a W), he created the brand name Edwin. By 1963 Edwin had produced the world’s heaviest ring-spun denim jeans (16 oz), featuring the famous three-color rainbow selvedge, which is still being used today. In the 1970s, Edwin were the first company in the world to develop old wash designed to replicate denim which have been worn from its rigid, unwashed state traditionally designed for workwear due to its durability. In the 1980s, Edwin revolutionized the whole denim world by inventing the process of stone washing. Nowadays, Edwin offers some of the most wanted vintage denim pants and uses exclusive fabrics and fabrication, unique technology, hand wash processes, and continual progression in design and fit. The classic Edwin five pocket construction Wide Pants are equipped with features such as a branded front center button, a button fly, an off-centered Edwin faux leather label at the rear of the waistband, a back yoke, signature stitching on back pockets, contrast stitching as well as metal rivets or bartack stitching at vital stress points. Loose fit with regular waistline and slightly tapered legs; 100% cotton Kaihara indigo lightweight red selvage denim, 10.5 oz. Made in Japan.

Established in Japan in 1947, Edwin founder K.K. Tsunemi had a passion for denim pants, which inspired him to import them directly from the United States as no denim was manufactured in Japan at that time. Used, worn-out and dirty denim which had to be laundered and mended by hand in order to sell on to his customers. In 1961 Mr. Tsunemi crafted the first pair of Edwin denim jeans; utilizing the letters D, E, N, I plus M (reversing the M creating a W), he created the brand name Edwin. By 1963 Edwin had produced the world’s heaviest ring-spun denim jeans (16 oz), featuring the famous three-color rainbow selvedge, which is still being used today. In the 1970s, Edwin were the first company in the world to develop old wash designed to replicate denim which have been worn from its rigid, unwashed state traditionally designed for workwear due to its durability. In the 1980s, Edwin revolutionized the whole denim world by inventing the process of stone washing. Nowadays, Edwin offers some of the most wanted vintage denim pants and uses exclusive fabrics and fabrication, unique technology, hand wash processes, and continual progression in design and fit. The classic Edwin five pocket construction ED-55 Denim Pants are equipped with features such as a branded front center button, a button fly, an off-centered Edwin leather label at the rear of the waistband, a back yoke, signature stitching on back pockets, contrast stitching as well as metal rivets or bartack stitching at vital stress points. Regular fit with lower waist and tapered legs from the knee down; 100% cotton Kaihara indigo lightweight red selvage denim, 10.5 oz. Made in Japan.

Established in Japan in 1947, Edwin founder K.K. Tsunemi had a passion for denim pants, which inspired him to import them directly from the United States as no denim was manufactured in Japan at that time. Used, worn-out and dirty denim which had to be laundered and mended by hand in order to sell on to his customers. In 1961 Mr. Tsunemi crafted the first pair of Edwin denim jeans; utilizing the letters D, E, N, I plus M (reversing the M creating a W), he created the brand name Edwin. By 1963 Edwin had produced the world’s heaviest ring-spun denim jeans (16 oz), featuring the famous three-color rainbow selvedge, which is still being used today. In the 1970s, Edwin were the first company in the world to develop old wash designed to replicate denim which have been worn from its rigid, unwashed state traditionally designed for workwear due to its durability. In the 1980s, Edwin revolutionized the whole denim world by inventing the process of stone washing. Nowadays, Edwin offers some of the most wanted vintage denim pants and uses exclusive fabrics and fabrication, unique technology, hand wash processes, and continual progression in design and fit. The classic Edwin five pocket construction Loose Straight Denim Pants are equipped with features such as a branded front center button, a button fly, an off-centered Edwin faux leather label at the rear of the waistband, a back yoke, signature stitching on back pockets, contrast stitching as well as metal rivets or bartack stitching at vital stress points. Loose fit with high waistline and straight legs; 100% cotton Kaihara dark pure indigo rainbow selvage denim, 13.5 oz. Made in Japan.

The and Wander Reflective Rip Permanent Sandals are the result of a collaboration with SUBU, a Japanese sandal and slip-on brand founded in 2016. The and Wander x SUBU Reflective Rip Permanent Sandals wrap around your bare feet with softness like down. The 4-layer cushioned insole creates an excellent fit for the entire foot while the exterior fabric features reflective thread woven into the rip-stop, so it is visible in the dark.

During the cold months, inside and outdoors become different worlds - SUBU shoe designs are one way to bridge that gap. Besides offering a whole new level of functionality and comfort, SUBU slippers are also equipped with a contemporary, streamlined design that matches well with any outfit. Whether you're chilling at the fireplace, enjoy a laidback trip to the green spaces of your favorite park or just stroll through your hood at late night, the SUBU loafers provide you with a comfortable, soft-bedded walk.

and Wander x SUBU Reflective Rip Permanent Sandals - features:

• 100% polyester upper
• 50% polyester, 50% polypropylene lining
• 100% polyester insulation
• synthetic rubber sole
• off-centered and Wander branding embroidered at instep
• 540 g (pair)

Levi Strauss pioneered the art of constructing garment out of a rugged cotton twill fabric called denim in 1870 (!); in the 1920s modern jeans began to appear, and finally in the 1960s rebelling youth cultures adopted the style. Until now, the Levi's® 501® are the most famous denim pants of all times due to the perfect fit and the high-quality processing. This Levi's® Vintage Clothing 501® is a replica of the 1996 version equipped with a button fly, logo-stamped rivets and buttons, contrast stitching, the legendary Two Horse label on the rear of the waistband, the woven Red Tab flag next to right back pocket hem, plus signature batwing stitching on both back pockets. Regular fit, straight legs, lower waist. 100% organic cotton Kaihara denim (12 oz before first wash, 14 oz after washing); fabric made in Japan, jeans constructed in Europe.

The CMF Outdoor Garment Slow Dry Pocket Tee is equipped with the following features:
• rib crew neck with interior tape
• self-fabric patch pocket with CMF Outdoor Garment woven flag label and branded triangle ring at left chest
• side notches at bottom hem plus extended rear panel (tennis tail)
• loose fit
• 100% cotton single jersey
• made in Japan

Co-designed by the world-famous tennis pro, Mister Federer, as well as Japanese cult brand, Beams, the On x Beams The Roger Pro Beams is agile at every step, thanks to the 100% carbon fiber Speedboard™ that offers maximum energy return to the all-day shoe, plus CloudTec® technology for next-generation comfort. The On x Beams The Roger Pro Beams is inspired by tennis but it was constructed to be worn all day. A textile, sock-inspired construction delivers On's signature step-in feel, while synthetic elements in the upper provide the essential stability. This On x Beams design combines timeless aesthetics with breathable comfort.

On x Beams The Roger Pro Beams - features/specs:

• engineered mesh upper made from recycled polyester with synthetic overlays
• lining: 100% recycled polyester mesh
• suede patch on tongue
• custom Speedboard™ for smooth rolling motion and efficient energy returns
• hidden CloudTec® technology for ultimate comfort
• EVA and abrasion-resistant rubber sole construction with diamond waffle tread for traction
• Beams tonal branding embossed at heel counter
• On x Beams co-branded shoe box and dustbag

The adidas Guam is an authentic replica of a very rare design that made its debut in Japan in the 1980s. The rarely seen leather version of the adidas Guam has never been reissued since - something adidas has corrected in the current season. With its clean, old-school look and classic details, the adidas Guam is the perfect trainer for every day.

adidas Guam - features:

• durable suede upper
• leather lining
• 3 Stripes tapes at side panels
• foam-padded insole
• cushioning, wedge-shaped midsole
• non-slip outsole with outdoor-inspired Trefoil tread pattern, made from abrasion-resistant rubber
• adidas Trefoil label graphic printed on tongue
• adidas Trefoil branding printed on heel patch
• Guam gold foil lettering embossed at side wall

The Satisfy GhostFleece AD Bandana combines functionality with avant-garde design. The outer layer is made from soft, wrinkle-free rayon from Japan, while the interior features 230 GSM Polartec® Power Grid™ for optimal insulation and breathability. This technology adapts to changing weather conditions, ensuring you stay warm and dry even during intense activities. Additionally, the bandana includes a detachable care label to prevent skin irritation.

Satisfy GhostFleece AD Bandana - Features:

• Multifunctional design with insulating inner lining
• Soft, wrinkle-free rayon on the outside
• 230 GSM Polartec® Power Grid™ for breathability and moisture regulation
• Detachable care label to avoid skin irritation
• Material: 100% cotton from Japan

The Edwin Japanese Sun Sweater´s features include:
• rib crew neck with interior tape
• Edwin's Japanese Sun graphic printed on left chest
• stretch rib cuffs and bottom band
• regular fit
• 100% cotton loop-back fleece

With the Post Archive Faction collabo, On has achieved a great success! Founded in 2018 by Dongjoon Lim and Sookyo Jeong, the Japanese company Post Archive Faction has formulated a vision by disregarding the norms of the established design landscape - instead, PAF deconstructs garments and objects and reassembles them to explore what is possible with creativity and free spirit. As a result, the familiar appears in a completely new light. The designs from the Post Archive Faction collection are put together in experimental cuts that deliberately ignore conventional design craftsmanship and use asymmetrical constructions or creasing techniques to create a new interpretation of individual design language aimed at uniqueness. And it's exactly this approach that makes the On x Post Archive Faction collaboration in general, and the Cloudmonster 2 PAF in particular, so appealing.

The On Cloudmonster 2 blends everything the brand's knowledge about running tech with a chunky shape - responsive comfort meets urban energy. At the On Cloudmonster 2, next-level CloudTec® cushions impact and a bespoke Speedboard™ offer the highest support you can imagine, while rubber reinforcements support the natural rolling motion of the foot, and the redesigned tongue piece offers an unrivaled fit. Helion Superfoam™ in the midsole guarantees maximum impact protection, flexibility, cushioning and energy return when running in these all-day On performance runners. The padded heel section and the individually adjustable lacing guarantee a perfect fit with maximum freedom of movement, while the On Cloudmonster 2 is also more dynamic and stable than its predecessor.

On x Post Archive Faction Cloudmonster 2 PAF - features/specifications:

• breathable mesh upper
• padded bootie construction with elastic gussets and breathable fabric lining
• open lace configuration over the metatarsals for flex
• externally stabilized heel area
• Speedboard™ adds comfort and kick
• new-generation CloudTec® for for maximum cushioning and energy on easy or longer runs
• Helion Superfoam™ for maximum energy return, impact protection and durability
• EVA sole with rubber reinforcements and lateral grooves for maximum flexibility
• 6 mm drop (29 mm forefoot / 35 mm heel)

Established in Japan in 1947, Edwin founder K.K. Tsunemi had a passion for denim pants, which inspired him to import them directly from the United States as no denim was manufactured in Japan at that time. Used, worn-out and dirty denim which had to be laundered and mended by hand in order to sell on to his customers. In 1961 Mr. Tsunemi crafted the first pair of Edwin denim jeans; utilizing the letters D, E, N, I plus M (reversing the M creating a W), he created the brand name Edwin. By 1963 Edwin had produced the world’s heaviest ring-spun denim jeans (16 oz), featuring the famous three-color rainbow selvedge, which is still being used today. In the 1970s, Edwin were the first company in the world to develop old wash designed to replicate denim which have been worn from its rigid, unwashed state traditionally designed for workwear due to its durability. In the 1980s, Edwin revolutionized the whole denim world by inventing the process of stone washing. Nowadays, Edwin offers some of the most wanted vintage denim pants and uses exclusive fabrics and fabrication, unique technology, hand wash processes, and continual progression in design and fit. The classic Edwin five pocket construction ED-55 Denim Pants are equipped with features such as a branded front center button, a button fly, an off-centered Edwin leather label at the rear of the waistband, a back yoke, signature stitching on back pockets, contrast stitching as well as metal rivets or bartack stitching at vital stress points. Regular fit with lower waist and tapered legs from the knee down; 100% cotton Kaihara dark pure Indigo selvage denim, 13.5 oz. Made in Japan.

Every season has its own weather. The super-lightweight Mionn Insulated Jacket by Veilance offers comfortable warmth and is water-repellent. The sleek aesthetic of the Mionn Insulated Jacket fits perfectly with Veilance's concept of offering a clothing system with clean lines designed for modern urban living. This Veilance jacket is an essential design for changeable conditions in spring and summer. The outer fabric made from durable rip-stop has water-repellent properties thanks to the DWR finish, while the 25 g/m² Coreloft™ provides pleasant warmth in mild and lower temperatures. Elastic underarm gussets provide additional breathability and freedom of movement.

Veilance Mionn Insulated Jacket M - features:

• high-necked collar
• metal front zipper with custom pull and interior storm flap
• 2 pockets with zip closure at lower front
• underarm gussets made from technical nylon fabric with 4-way stretch
• interior chest pocket with zip closure at wearer's left
• regular fit
• outer material: lightweight, breathable Japanese 20D rip-stop fabric made of 100% polyester with water-repellent FC0 DWR finish
• lining: lightweight, breathable and spun-dyed 20D rip-stop fabric made from 100% nylon with a water-repellent FC0 DWR finish
• insulation: Coreloft™ 25 (25 g/m²) made from 100% polyester
• weight: approx. 275 g