T-shirt in a wool blend that provides breathability and moisture management. Made with certified mulesing-free merino wool.
Long Sleeve T-shirt in a wool blend that provides breathability and moisture management. Made with certified mulesing-free merino wool.
Warm, breathable fleece. Made with hybrid construction, it’s extremely practical. Designed for ski mountaineering.
Shirt made with 100% organic cotton. Breathable and comfortable, it’s perfect in the city or in outdoor settings.
Warm, stretchy, and breathable fleece that ensures maximum comfort in any conditions.
Hooded sweatshirt made with 100% organic cotton. Designed for casual wear.
Retro-style vest, perfect for any winter outing.
Warm, durable, and breathable fleece. The brushed fabric with a water-repellent treatment outside offers excellent warmth and protection from the elements.
Vintage-style fleece, perfect for both mountain activities and casual wear.
Crew-neck sweatshirt made with 100% organic cotton. Designed for casual wear, it’s our tribute to nature.
Our most technical fleece. Lightweight, compactible, warm, and breathable, it’s perfect in any situation, to always keep with you. Made with 170 g 100% recycled Octa.
Lightweight and packable fleece with a full zip, it’s perfect as a second winter layer. The unusual texture of the 100% recycled fabric is eye-catching.
Warm and very soft half-zip fleece in 100% recycled material. Can be used as an intermediate layer for winter outings in cold weather.
Warm, very soft vintage-style full-zip fleece in 100% recycled material. Can be used as a second layer or as a jacket in the spring and fall.
Very warm, breathable, soft, stretchy, and abrasion-resistant fleece. You can wear it as a first layer during high-intensity activity or as a second layer.
Warm and breathable fleece with a clean look, highly versatile, made with 100% recycled fabric.
Vintage-style fleece with full-length zip. Very warm and comfortable, it can be used either as a jacket or as an intermediate layer in extremely cold temperatures.
