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Keep
on dryin’
Fully taped seams
plus a waterproof rating
of 25k and breathability
index of 20k mean you
won’t be getting
drippy.
Cane
reaction
It’s a shell, so won’t
keep you toasty, but
knowing it’s made from
sugar-cane waste will
give you a warm
glow inside.
It’s fair to say there are more exciting ski
jackets available this season, but with the
Demain (and its equally boring matching
bib ‘pant’, €360) you will not find a more
technically advanced outfit made using
cutting-edge eco-friendly materials.
It’s based around Picture’s revolutionary
bio-sourced Xpore membrane, developed
in conjunction with movie projector maker
BenQ (yes, really) – a nano-porous
material made with recyclable polyolefin,
and coated with a PFC-free, solvent-free
waterproofing treatment. This is a big step
towards removing petrochemicals from
the outdoor clothing industry.
All that counts for nothing if it doesn’t
perform, but this jacket is a masterpiece
in eco-engineering, with an unparalleled
waterproof rating and off-the-chart
breathability. It’ll keep you bone-dry in
even the worst Scottish sleet, without
ever feeling like you’re trapped in a binliner.
Klattermusen Vale
You’ll need warm layers
and there are few better
than this stretch hoodie,
which also keeps your
eco-cred intact by using
Primaloft Bio, the first
biodegradable, 100%
recycled synthetic
insulation.
£250 / klattermusen.com
Picture Organic Demain Jacket
€500 / picture-organic-clothing.com
CHANCE THE
WRAPPER
If you can actually make
it to some mountains this
year, having quality gear
means you’ll get to play
in the snow for longer
FIGHT THE
POWDER
Stuff says ★★★★★
A gamechanging jacket that just happens
to be eco AF
NOW
ADD
THIS