Nordend Down Jacket
Insulated waterproof Solaro wool ski jacket
Product details
The NORDEND DOWN JACKET is an insulated ski jacket. Designed for the ski slopes, it also becomes a sophisticated choice for the urban background thanks to the high-quality materials and luxury look. The jacket is made of wool and bio-based nylon Solaro fabric, treated with a 2-layer performant membrane making it water and wind resistant and remaining breathable. Fully insulated with recycled down feather. The interior is lined with recycled polyester fabric, with sections of bi-stretch nylon. Solaro fabric was exclusively developed by SEASE to combine technical performance and contemporary elegance: wool provides thermo-regulation while bio-nylon increases durability.
• Integrated hood, adjustable with drawstring
• Full zip front fastening
• Zipped pockets and air vents under the arms
• Waterproof coating
• Inner stretch pockets and ski-pass pocket on the arm
• Inner waist gaiter allows increased protection when skiing
• Thermo-sealed insulated channels
• Entirely Made in Italy for superior quality and sustainability
Fabric
Inner 1: 100% Polyester.
Padding 1:90% Down, 10% Feat.
Membrane: 100% Polyurethane.
Made In
THE ICONIC SOLARO
Solaro is a heritage textile that perfectly embodies the union of elegance and performance – a fabric SEASE has always admired for its unique character and technical intelligence. Born in the early 20th century for military use, Solaro was designed to protect soldiers from the sun. Its structure reflects sunlight, keeping the wearer comfortable while remaining breathable – a fabric conceived in direct dialogue with nature, created to perform in the outdoors. Its signature iridescence is intrinsic to its weaving: green and red yarns interlaced in a herringbone or jacquard structure create a dynamic play of light and depth, intricate yet understated, technical yet elegant.
Solaro is a heritage textile that perfectly embodies the union of elegance and performance – a fabric SEASE has always admired for its unique character and technical intelligence. Born in the early 20th century for military use, Solaro was designed to protect soldiers from the sun. Its structure reflects sunlight, keeping the wearer comfortable while remaining breathable – a fabric conceived in direct dialogue with nature, created to perform in the outdoors. Its signature iridescence is intrinsic to its weaving: green and red yarns interlaced in a herringbone or jacquard structure create a dynamic play of light and depth, intricate yet understated, technical yet elegant.
