BYBORRE Re-engineers DESCENTE ALLTERRAIN's Mizusawa Down Jacket

Nov 10

Nov 10 BYBORRE Re-engineers DESCENTE ALLTERRAIN's Mizusawa Down Jacket

DESCENTE ALLTERAIN’s Mizusawa jacket is a signature for the form meets function Japanese label. First designed for the 2010 Japanese Olympic team out of the former Japanese town Mizusawa, the technical jacket model is now the base for BYBORRE’s latest textile innovation.

BYBORRE re-engineers the jacket inside-out, focusing on the inner lining component to create the perfect balance of comfort and protection. The breathability is a major factor considered in this down jacket with the Meryl® Nylon lining featuring On-Pattern 3D™ textile lines that allow for optimal airflow in addition to perfectly-placed blisters in specific spots where the most body heat is released. This coordinated construction results in breathability between the various layers by trapping heat in some spots while releasing in others. Meanwhile, the Meryl® Nylon textile provides elasticity and a soft feel for ultimate comfort. The outer layer is crafted with a Demizax® Flexile Matte 4 way Stretch material that is held together with thermal bonding and taped seams for protection against wet elements.

Check out all the details for the latest collaboration, and shop the jacket at BYBORRE’s online shop.

This unique BYBORRE INSIDE textile was engineered and developed for DESCENTE ALLTERRAIN’s infamous Mizusawa Down Jacket. This signature jacket, who’s name comes from DESCENTE’s apparel factory, located in the Japanese town formerly known as Mizusawa, was first designed for the 2010 Japanese Olympic team. Now one of their leading styles, the Mizusawa jacket seemed like the perfect garment to introduce the exciting partnership between BYBORRE and DESCENTE ALLTERRAIN.