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Trace Jacket 2.0 | Sease
Trace Jacket 2.0 | Sease
Trace Jacket 2.0 | Sease
Trace Jacket 2.0 | Sease
Trace Jacket 2.0 | Sease
Trace Jacket 2.0 | Sease
Trace Jacket 2.0 | Sease
Trace Jacket 2.0 | Sease

Trace Jacket 2.0

$5,500.00

Insulated stretch wool and nylon hooded technical ski jacket

Carbon Black
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Trace Jacket 2.0

$5,500.00
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The TRACE JACKET 2.0 is an insulated ski jacket. Designed both for the slopes and for urban environments, it is crafted from stretch wool and nylon fabric, treated with a high-performance 3-layer membrane that is resistant to both water and wind, while ensuring excellent breathability. The combination of recycled down and Ecodown® insulation makes this garment extremely comfortable and lightweight, while providing exceptional warmth.

 

• Ski pass pocket
• Waterproof zipper

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CARBON CASHMERE KIT

At first glance, it evokes the sleek, high-tech aesthetic of carbon fiber. Behind its modern appearance, something unexpected is revealed. Carbon Cashmere is an innovative fabric crafted from an ultra-fine blend of cashmere and merino wool, noble fibers reinterpreted through an advanced technical vision. A material that combines performance, comfort, and sartorial refinement.

Water resistance
5/5

Waterproof protection for heavy rain and snow. 3-layer membrane with fully taped seams or equivalent system

Breathability
3/5

Standard moisture management for daily wear and moderate activity

Wind resistance
5/5

Full protection from strong wind and gusts. Achieved through total-block constructions or extremely dense fabric builds

Lightness
2/5

Robust and substantial weight. Limited packability, focused on structure or protection

Warmth
4/5

Strong thermal protection for cold weather and extended outdoor exposure

Water resistance -

Assesses the effectiveness of the barrier against rain and moisture. The grading (1 to 5) measures the actual level of protection: a Grade 1 can be found, for example, in basic fabrics with high permeability, while a Grade 5 indicates total impermeability, a result that can be achieved by using solutions such as three-layer (3L) membranes combined with fully taped seams or equivalent technologies.
Breathability -

It measures the ability to dissipate water vapor and body heat. The system grades performance: a Grade 1 provides basic breathability, appropriate for protective materials for normal urban use, while a Grade 5 ensures maximum vapor escape during intense exertion, achievable, for example, with high-performance membranes (e.g., >20,000g/m²) or special active fabrics.
Wind resistance -

It measures the ability to block cold air flows. The score reflects the degree of shielding: a Grade 1 provides maximum ventilation (a typical feature, for example, of "Air Permeable" structures), up to a Grade 5 for absolute insulation against gusts, which can be achieved through "Total Block" membranes or very high-density weave fabrics.
Lightness -

It analyzes the specific weight and packability of the garment. Grading defines practicality of transport and packability: a Grade 1 is generally assigned to outerwear that emphasizes weight and structure, while a Grade 5 indicates maximum agility, typical (but not exclusive) of "Ultralight" garments, designed with minimalist designs and easily foldable materials.
Warmth -

It indicates the level of body temperature maintenance and thermal insulation. The scale rates the intensity of protection: a Grade 1 indicates light insulation, often characterized by the absence of padding or thin linings, while a Grade 5 certifies extreme warmth, which can be provided by materials such as goose down with 800+ Fill Power or ultra-high-weight synthetic insulation.
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