Fashion lovers can now find
satisfaction even at altitude with a wide selection of designer
mountain wear and outdoor apparel.
In the first place, American brand Colombia and Swedish brand
Icebug have applied Ice Control, a new non-slip technology
designed by historic tyre manufacturer Michelin, respectively to
their Canuk and Solus footwear ranges.
Skiers will find comfort in Spyder, the technological label
launched by David Jacob in the 1970s and the official sponsor of
the US national ski team since 1989.
Blauer Usa proposes four separate ranges of modular and
convertible items designed to withstand extreme weather events.
The collection contains numerous references to the US police
force, starting from the colour schemes and choice of fabrics.
There are light-weight down jackets in a variety of wintry
and bright colours, while the leatherwear collection now
includes a mid-season jacket and items that can be adapted to
extremely low temperatures thanks to their feather linings.
Blauer also has a Natural-Park range for lovers of the great
outdoors, which includes comfortable jackets with detachable
heavy linings.
Moncler presents its offering of Tierce, Montgomery and Drap
Diagonal coats for men, all made using a mixture of Australian
wool and Cashmere microfiber.
The seasonal catch-all for women is the Shearling jacket,
while the luxury French-Italian brand also proposes more elegant
items in its Gamme Rouge range.
Rossignol and Jean-Charles de Castelbajac have worked
together on Createur, a collection of clothes and accessories
for women combining the heritage of the French manufacturer of
alpine, snowboard, and Nordic equipment with the style of the
visionary French artist.
In it, parka and bomber jackets and ski suits as well as
sneakers, hats and rucksacks are inspired by the Arizona desert
and in particular by the primary colours and geometrical designs
typical of the Hopi tribe.
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