FEATURES
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Front pocket
A large-capacity pocket that stretches from the chest to the abdomen along the front zipper. The inside is made of mesh fabric and also functions as ventilation. -
Front zipper/ventilation
The zipper opens wide from the neck to the waist at a unique angle, eliminating the drawback of pullovers, which is that they are difficult to put on and take off. The double slider design also functions as ventilation, allowing for effective ventilation inside the garment. -
Eyelet stopper
Two eyelet stoppers on the front allow the hood to be adjusted vertically and horizontally with a single action, ensuring a secure fit around the head and preventing wind from entering (helmet not compatible). -
cuff
This season, micro tabs have been added to the cuffs for adjustment, ensuring a secure fit around the wrist and preventing rain and cold air from entering.
Tasm
This next-generation waterproof and breathable material was developed in collaboration with Toray. It features an electrospun ESP membrane, which sprays multiple layers of microscopic polyurethane fibers. The multiple layers of microscopic mesh block moisture while allowing physical ventilation. This makes it "breathable" rather than "breathable." Another distinctive feature is its soft feel, which is hard to believe for a waterproof and breathable material. The outer fabric is made of high-strength nylon, combining durability and lightness. Mechanical stretch provides ample flexibility despite being 100% nylon. The lining is made of a moisture-wicking, quick-drying 20-denier knit backer, combining a supple texture with high functionality, resulting in a well-balanced material with high waterproofness and breathability.
If you wash it yourself, please use a neutral detergent. Never use fabric softener or bleach. When washing, always wash by hand and gently press the garment. Do not use the hand wash cycle on a washing machine.
After washing, rinse thoroughly to remove any remaining detergent. If detergent remains, the water-repellent properties will be reduced. (Surfactants are substances that bind water and oil, so if detergent remains on the fabric, it will significantly reduce the water-repellent properties of the fabric surface.)
The same applies if the surface fabric is clogged with tiny particles of dirt, and particles remaining in the gaps in the fabric often cause a decrease in water repellency and water to seep in. After rinsing, dry in the shade and iron when half-dry, but do so at a low temperature and take care not to unravel the fabric. Do not use a dryer.