COTTON/NYLON HOODED DOWN JACKET Gloves a technique not suited to

a technique not suited to mass production is used

resulting in a supremely comfortable and superior quality tee

Its thick wool melton-lined interior and wool-ribbed cuffs and hem provide effective insulation without introducing excessive bulk or weight

The mouton on our collars are dyed separately from root to tip

the coat is made of vegetable-tanned deerskin with a twisted heather wool yarn lining for warmth

COTTON/NYLON HOODED DOWN JACKET Gloves a technique not suited toThe COTTON NYLON HOODED DOWN JACKET takes cues from an original design, with initial development dating back to the 1940s, custom built for a team of American expeditioners 1953 attempt to climb K2 (The Savage Mountain). Due to its high heat retention capabilities, the Down Jacket was soon adopted by other explorers and adventure teams looking to conquer some of the world's harshest terrains. Constructed of a 60 40 cotton nylon shell with tear