GORE-TEX jacket manufacturer in China for outdoor brands. Custom technical shells, waterproof-breathable jackets, OEM, ODM and private label production with JIMJACKETS.
MOQ: 300pcs per style per color
Email: jimmy@garmentvendor.com Cell/WhatsApp: +8615820208308
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JIMJACKETS is a China-based technical jacket manufacturer specializing in custom waterproof, windproof and breathable outerwear for outdoor brands, technical apparel companies, fashion labels, workwear brands, retailers and emerging clothing businesses.
We support OEM, ODM, private label and custom jacket development for brands looking to create technically engineered outerwear, including GORE-TEX®-based products where the required brand authorization, approved materials and production requirements are in place.
Our technical outerwear development can cover waterproof shell jackets, 2-layer and 3-layer constructions, technical hiking jackets, ski shells, mountaineering jackets, rain jackets, lightweight waterproof jackets, packable shells, urban technical jackets and other performance-oriented outerwear.
From technical concept and material selection to pattern development, sampling, construction review, quality inspection, branding and bulk manufacturing, JIMJACKETS helps brands turn a technical jacket specification into a production-ready garment.
A high-performance waterproof jacket is more than a waterproof fabric.
The final garment depends on the relationship between the shell fabric, membrane or coating, seam construction, seam sealing, zipper selection, hood architecture, cuffs, pockets, pattern engineering, fit and manufacturing quality.
That is why JIMJACKETS approaches technical jacket manufacturing as a complete garment-development process rather than simply placing a logo on an existing shell.
Depending on your product requirements, we can develop technical jackets around:
Waterproof performance
Wind protection
Breathability
Lightweight construction
Durable outer fabrics
2-layer construction
2.5-layer construction
3-layer construction
Seam sealing
Waterproof zippers
Adjustable hoods
Articulated sleeves
Ventilation systems
Underarm ventilation
Adjustable cuffs
Technical pocket systems
Packability
Layering compatibility
Outdoor mobility
Custom trims
Private label branding
Custom packaging
For brands developing broader technical outerwear collections, JIMJACKETS also manufactures custom Hardshell Jackets, Rain Jackets, Hiking Jackets, Outdoor Jackets, Lightweight Jackets, Packable Jackets, Ski Jackets and Techwear Jackets.
A GORE-TEX® jacket is an outerwear product using GORE-TEX® product technology as part of its construction.
GORE-TEX® explains that its product technologies are designed around waterproof, windproof and breathable performance, with different technologies intended for different activities and performance requirements.
The technology is not simply a fabric label.
In a finished garment, the membrane is combined with textile layers through lamination, while seam sealing, garment construction and other components are also important to the finished product.
This distinction matters for clothing brands.
A brand developing a technical waterproof jacket should evaluate the entire garment system rather than selecting a waterproof-looking fabric and assuming the finished jacket will automatically deliver the desired performance.
For official information about GORE-TEX® technologies, product ranges and testing, brands should refer to the GORE-TEX® Brand's technical resources.
One of the biggest mistakes brands make when developing technical outerwear is focusing only on the shell fabric.
A technical waterproof jacket is a system.
The shell fabric, membrane, lining, seam construction, zipper, hood, cuffs, pockets and production process must work together.
GORE-TEX® itself states that waterproof, windproof and breathable performance depends on more than textile laminates and tapes. Garment construction, qualified components, style assessment and production in appropriate certified factories are also part of its product quality system.
That is why technical jacket development should begin with a complete specification.
A production brief may include:
Target market → Intended activity → Weather conditions → Performance requirements → Fabric → Membrane → Layer construction → Pattern → Seam construction → Hardware → Branding → Testing → Packaging → Production
This approach helps brands reduce the risk of developing a jacket that looks technical but does not perform as intended.
If your brand specifically requires genuine GORE-TEX® branded materials and product technology, the project should be handled according to the applicable GORE-TEX® authorization, material, factory and product requirements.
GORE-TEX® states that products using its technology are produced in collaboration with selected and approved factories and are subject to testing and quality requirements.
Therefore, JIMJACKETS does not treat the words “GORE-TEX® jacket” as a generic synonym for every waterproof jacket.
For a genuine GORE-TEX® project, brands should provide the required authorization, material specifications or approved sourcing pathway so the manufacturing program can be evaluated correctly.
If your project does not require the GORE-TEX® brand itself, JIMJACKETS can instead develop a custom technical waterproof jacket around other suitable waterproof-breathable fabric systems according to your target performance, price point, construction and market.
This creates two clear development paths:
GORE-TEX®-specified production
or
Custom technical waterproof outerwear without GORE-TEX® branding
That distinction protects your brand while giving your product team greater flexibility.
Layer construction is one of the most important decisions in technical jacket development.
A 2-layer construction typically combines the outer textile and membrane system, with a separate lining or backer used as part of the garment system.
This construction can be suitable for brands developing comfortable outdoor jackets, lifestyle rainwear and versatile technical shells.
2.5-layer constructions are often selected when brands want a balance between lightweight construction, packability and weather protection.
They can be especially interesting for:
Hiking brands
Travel apparel brands
Lightweight outdoor collections
Packable rainwear
Performance lifestyle brands
Fast-moving e-commerce collections
3-layer constructions integrate the outer textile, membrane and inner protective layer into a more unified laminate structure.
This type of construction is commonly associated with demanding technical applications where durability, weather protection and overall garment performance are important.
JIMJACKETS can develop the garment construction around your intended application rather than assuming that one layer system is appropriate for every customer.
A waterproof jacket and a waterproof-breathable technical jacket are not necessarily the same product.
For active outdoor use, moisture management can be just as important as rain protection.
A hiking jacket, alpine shell or high-output outdoor jacket may require a different balance of:
Waterproof protection
Breathability
Garment weight
Durability
Mobility
Ventilation
Packability
Layering
Fit
Construction
JIMJACKETS can help brands translate these requirements into a manufacturable specification.
Instead of simply asking:
“How waterproof should the jacket be?”
we encourage brands to define:
Where will the customer wear it?
What weather will they encounter?
How active will they be?
What layers will they wear underneath?
What price point must the product reach?
How much weight can the jacket carry?
How important are packability and ventilation?
The answers determine the appropriate product architecture.
For brands targeting serious outdoor users, a 3-layer shell can become the foundation of a premium technical outerwear product.
A custom 3-layer shell may be developed with:
Technical waterproof-breathable laminate
Durable face fabric
Seam-sealed construction
Waterproof or water-resistant zipper solutions
Adjustable storm hood
Articulated sleeves
Technical cuff construction
Internal or external chest pockets
Zipped hand pockets
Ventilation openings
Hem adjustment
Custom labels
Custom hangtags
Private label packaging
The exact specification should be determined by the intended end use rather than simply copying an existing technical jacket.
Hiking jackets need to balance protection and movement.
A hiking brand may prioritize:
Lightweight construction
Waterproof protection
Breathability
Packability
Hood adjustment
Backpack compatibility
Articulated sleeves
Functional pockets
Durable fabric
Comfortable layering
JIMJACKETS can manufacture custom hiking shells for brands that want to create their own technical outdoor identity.
If your product architecture includes multiple outdoor categories, combine your hiking shell with complementary products such as Rain Jackets, Hardshell Jackets, Softshell Jackets, Lightweight Jackets and Packable Jackets.
Ski and snow-sport outerwear introduces additional construction considerations.
Depending on the intended product, a custom ski shell may include:
Waterproof shell construction
Snow skirt
Adjustable hood
Helmet-compatible hood
Powder cuffs
Ski-pass pocket
Zipped ventilation
Internal pockets
Reinforced areas
Insulation
Articulated pattern
Adjustable hem
Technical hardware
For a shell-only concept, the design can focus on weather protection and layering.
For an insulated ski jacket, insulation weight and thermal architecture become equally important.
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Technical Jacket Seam Sealing and Waterproof Construction Production in China Factory
Mountaineering jackets require a highly deliberate approach to construction.
The product may need to accommodate:
Harness compatibility
Backpack movement
Helmet compatibility
Extended hem coverage
High-mobility sleeves
Weather protection
Ventilation
Lightweight construction
Reinforced zones
Technical pocket placement
For this type of product, the tech pack should describe the intended use and performance requirements as clearly as possible.
JIMJACKETS can then review the specification from a manufacturing perspective before sampling.
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Rain jackets are often simpler than full technical alpine shells, but they still require careful attention to water management.
Depending on the target market, brands may choose:
Lightweight rain shells
Packable rain jackets
Urban rain jackets
Cycling rain jackets
Hiking rain jackets
Travel rain jackets
Technical rain shells
Workwear rain jackets
Construction can be developed around the desired balance between waterproof performance, breathability, durability, price and packability.
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Lightweight technical jackets are increasingly relevant for brands selling travel, hiking, running, outdoor lifestyle and packable apparel.
A lightweight shell may prioritize:
Low weight + weather protection + packability + mobility
instead of maximizing fabric weight and ruggedness.
Potential product features include:
Lightweight waterproof-breathable fabric
Minimalist construction
Low-profile hardware
Adjustable hood
Elastic or adjustable cuffs
Packable construction
Compact storage
Lightweight seam sealing
Reflective details
Custom branding
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A packable waterproof jacket can become an effective e-commerce product because the product proposition is easy to communicate:
Protection when needed. Minimal space when not needed.
JIMJACKETS can develop packable jackets around:
Lightweight shell fabrics
Compact construction
Custom storage pockets
Packable hoods
Elastic cuffs
Adjustable hems
Minimal hardware
Custom zipper pulls
Branded storage bags
Private label packaging
For travel-focused brands, the jacket can also be developed as part of a broader travel outerwear capsule.
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Technical outerwear is particularly suitable for e-commerce brands that need products with clear functional differentiation.
Instead of selling:
“Black waterproof jacket”
a brand can build a more specific product proposition around:
“Lightweight 3-layer shell for wet-weather hiking.”
or:
“Packable waterproof travel jacket designed for unpredictable weather.”
or:
“Technical urban shell combining weather protection with everyday styling.”
This creates more opportunities for product-page content, comparison pages, educational blog content and long-tail search visibility.
JIMJACKETS can support e-commerce brands with custom specifications, private labeling, product development, sampling, packaging and bulk manufacturing.
Private label technical outerwear allows brands to control more than the logo.
Your product can be developed around:
Brand identity
Target customer
Technical requirements
Fabric
Membrane system
Layer construction
Fit
Colors
Hardware
Zippers
Hood
Pockets
Labels
Hangtags
Packaging
Size range
Product naming
Product story
For genuine GORE-TEX® projects, applicable brand authorization and approved material/product requirements must be followed.
For non-GORE-TEX® technical jackets, JIMJACKETS can help develop alternative waterproof-breathable constructions based on your specifications and target price.
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OEM manufacturing is suitable when your brand already has a defined product concept.
You may provide:
Tech pack
Technical drawings
Measurement chart
Fabric specification
Trim sheet
Color references
Logo artwork
Construction details
Seam requirements
Packaging instructions
Testing requirements
JIMJACKETS can then support:
Tech Pack Review → Material Review → Pattern → Prototype → Sample → Fit Review → Revision → Pre-Production → Bulk Manufacturing → QC → Packaging → Shipment
The more complete the product information, the easier it is to identify manufacturing issues before bulk production.
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Not every outdoor brand has a complete technical package.
Some brands begin with an idea:
“We need a lightweight waterproof shell for urban commuters.”
Or:
“We want a premium technical jacket for hiking customers.”
Or:
“We need a minimalist rain shell that can pack into its own pocket.”
This is where ODM development can be useful.
The development process can move from:
Product Idea → Target Customer → Performance Brief → Design Direction → Material Direction → Pattern → Sample → Testing/Review → Revision → Production
The objective is to transform an idea into a repeatable commercial product.
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JIMJACKETS generally works around a starting MOQ of approximately 300 pieces per style per color, although the actual MOQ can vary according to fabric, construction, material availability, customization and production requirements.
For technical jackets, MOQ should never be considered independently from material sourcing.
Specialized fabrics, membranes, seam tapes, custom hardware, labels and packaging can influence the economics of a small production run.
That is why brands should provide the complete product concept when requesting a quotation.
A useful RFQ should include:
Jacket type
Target quantity
Number of colors
Fabric requirement
Waterproof requirement
Membrane requirement
Layer construction
Size range
Branding requirements
Packaging
Target market
Target price
Delivery target
This gives the manufacturer enough information to evaluate the project realistically.
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Sampling is where technical jacket ideas become physical products.
A typical development sequence can include:
Define the customer, application, climate and price point.
Define fabric, membrane, layer construction, trims and construction.
Develop the jacket pattern around fit, mobility and intended layering.
Create the initial physical sample.
Check measurements, silhouette, mobility, hood, sleeves, hem and pocket placement.
Review seams, zippers, closures, seam sealing and functional components.
Correct issues before final approval.
Confirm the final specification before bulk manufacturing.
Manufacture according to the approved specification.
Inspect workmanship, measurements, branding, construction and agreed product requirements.
A technical jacket can be customized far beyond color and logo.
JIMJACKETS can develop customization around:
Silhouette
Regular fit
Relaxed fit
Athletic fit
Oversized fit
Layering fit
Longer shell
Short technical shell
Hood
Fixed hood
Adjustable hood
Helmet-compatible hood
Storm hood
Packable hood
Custom brim
Pockets
Chest pockets
Hand pockets
Internal pockets
Security pockets
Backpack-compatible pockets
Ski-pass pockets
Sleeves
Articulated sleeves
Adjustable cuffs
Velcro cuffs
Elastic cuffs
Extended sleeves
Reinforced construction
Branding
Woven labels
Printed labels
Rubber labels
Embroidery where technically appropriate
Custom zipper pulls
Hangtags
Packaging
Custom polybags
Branded boxes
Material selection should begin with the end use.
A brand developing a city rain jacket may need a very different fabric from a mountaineering shell.
Important material considerations include:
Face fabric composition
Fabric weight
Weave
Membrane or coating
Lamination
Backer
Abrasion resistance
Stretch
Hand feel
Breathability
Waterproof performance
Durability
Packability
Color
Finish
Sustainability requirements
If your project specifies genuine GORE-TEX® technology, the appropriate branded material sourcing and authorization pathway should be followed.
If your project simply requires a waterproof-breathable technical jacket, alternative technical textile systems may provide greater flexibility depending on performance and cost requirements.
Seam construction is one of the areas where technical jacket manufacturing differs significantly from ordinary fashion outerwear.
Even when the main fabric provides strong water resistance, stitching creates potential water-entry points.
For this reason, technical waterproof garments may require appropriate seam-sealing systems.
GORE-TEX® explains that seam tapes are used to seal seams in apparel, while overall waterproof performance also depends on garment construction and other components.
Therefore, a technical jacket development program should evaluate:
Seam type
Seam allowance
Seam tape
Tape width
Tape compatibility
Heat application
Seam intersections
Pocket construction
Hood construction
Zipper areas
Hem construction
These details should be incorporated into the technical specification before bulk production.
Quality control for technical outerwear should go beyond visual inspection.
Depending on the project, a brand may need to review:
Fabric identity
Fabric weight
Color
Measurements
Stitching
Seam construction
Seam tape
Zippers
Hardware
Hood dimensions
Pocket placement
Cuff construction
Logo placement
Labels
Packaging
Functional specifications
For genuine GORE-TEX® products, the applicable brand testing and approval requirements must also be followed.
GORE-TEX® describes a testing approach covering material and system evaluation, human performance and field testing, emphasizing that the complete product—not simply the laminate—matters.
Related: GORE-TEX® Product Testing
Technical outerwear brands increasingly need to consider material origin, durability and environmental claims.
Possible development directions include:
Recycled polyester
Recycled nylon
Solution-dyed textiles where suitable
Lower-impact material options
Durable product design
Long-life construction
Responsible packaging
If recycled content is specified, brands should distinguish between simply using recycled fibers and making a verified recycled-content claim.
Textile Exchange explains that the Global Recycled Standard includes recycled material verification and chain-of-custody requirements, together with additional social, environmental and chemical requirements.
For textile safety requirements, OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 is another useful reference. OEKO-TEX® states that STANDARD 100 tests textiles and components for harmful substances, with jackets falling under Product Class 3 when there is no direct skin contact.
JIMJACKETS can discuss material and compliance requirements with your product team based on the target market and project specification.
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Technical Jacket Quality Inspection and Packaging Before Global Shipment
Starting a technical jacket project does not require a perfect tech pack.
The fastest way to begin is to provide whatever product information you already have.
You can send:
Option 1 — Complete Tech Pack
Best for OEM development.
Option 2 — Sketch + Measurements
Useful for early-stage product development.
Option 3 — Reference Jacket
Useful when the physical construction needs to be evaluated.
Option 4 — Product Idea
Suitable for ODM development.
Option 5 — Material Requirement
Useful when your brand already has a specified technical textile.
The JIMJACKETS team can then evaluate the project and determine the most appropriate development path.
There is no universal factory price for a technical jacket.
The manufacturing cost can be influenced by:
Fabric
Membrane
Layer construction
Fabric weight
Waterproof performance
Breathability requirements
Seam sealing
Zippers
Hardware
Hood construction
Pocket complexity
Pattern complexity
Insulation
Branding
Packaging
Quantity
Color count
Testing requirements
A minimalist lightweight shell can have a completely different cost structure from a highly engineered alpine jacket.
For this reason, the most useful quotation comes from a complete product brief rather than the words “GORE-TEX jacket” alone.
Before choosing a supplier, ask whether the manufacturer understands technical garment construction rather than only general jacket sewing.
Evaluate:
1. Technical construction knowledge
Can the manufacturer explain membrane, lamination, seam sealing, zippers and hood construction?
2. Sampling capability
Can the supplier turn your technical specification into a physical sample?
3. Material sourcing
Can the supplier work with your required fabric or approved material source?
4. Production transparency
Can the supplier explain how your jacket will move from sample approval to bulk production?
5. Quality control
Does the supplier have a defined inspection process?
6. Branding capability
Can the manufacturer support labels, hangtags, zipper pulls and packaging?
7. MOQ
Does the production quantity match your business model?
8. Product development
Can the factory help identify construction problems before production?
These factors often matter more than simply finding the lowest quoted price.
JIMJACKETS is a China-based custom jacket manufacturer serving fashion brands, outdoor brands, streetwear labels, startups, retailers, wholesalers and other apparel businesses.
Our broader jacket manufacturing capabilities cover OEM, ODM, private label and custom development.
For technical outerwear projects, the manufacturing approach can include:
Product Concept
↓
Technical Specification
↓
Material & Construction Review
↓
Pattern Development
↓
Prototype
↓
Sample Revision
↓
Production Approval
↓
Bulk Manufacturing
↓
Quality Inspection
↓
Branding & Packaging
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Global Shipping
This gives brands a single manufacturing pathway from product idea to finished outerwear.
A technical jacket should not exist simply because “waterproof jacket” is a popular search term.
The strongest products begin with a customer problem.
Maybe your customer needs:
A lightweight shell for unpredictable mountain weather.
A packable waterproof jacket for frequent travelers.
A durable rain shell for urban commuters.
A breathable hiking jacket for high-output activities.
A technical ski shell for winter sports.
A minimalist shell for an outdoor lifestyle brand.
A performance work jacket for demanding environments.
The manufacturing process should begin with that requirement.
Then the fabric, construction, fit, pocket system, hood, hardware and finishing can be engineered around the product's actual purpose.
That is where technical outerwear becomes more than another jacket SKU.
JIMJACKETS is a China-based technical jacket manufacturer offering custom waterproof, breathable and technical outerwear. Genuine GORE-TEX® branded production must follow the applicable GORE-TEX® authorization, material and factory requirements.
Genuine GORE-TEX® projects depend on the applicable authorization, approved materials and production requirements. Brands requiring genuine GORE-TEX® products should provide the relevant project information so the manufacturing pathway can be evaluated.
Yes. JIMJACKETS can develop custom waterproof and waterproof-breathable jackets using suitable technical textile systems according to your performance, construction and target-cost requirements.
GORE-TEX® is a specific branded product technology system. A generic waterproof jacket may use a different membrane or coating. Performance depends on the complete garment construction rather than the outer fabric alone.
Yes. JIMJACKETS can develop custom 3-layer technical shell jackets according to the required material, construction, fit and end-use specifications.
Yes. 2-layer constructions can be developed for outdoor, lifestyle, rainwear and other applications depending on the required performance and garment architecture.
Yes. 2.5-layer technical jacket development can be considered when lightweight construction, packability and weather protection are important product requirements.
Yes. JIMJACKETS can develop custom hiking jackets around waterproof protection, breathability, mobility, weight, pocket placement, hood design and layering requirements.
Yes. Custom ski shells can be developed with features such as snow skirts, helmet-compatible hoods, powder cuffs, ski-pass pockets, ventilation and technical pocket systems.
Yes. Mountaineering jacket projects can be developed around technical requirements such as harness compatibility, backpack mobility, helmet-compatible hoods, articulated sleeves and weather protection.
JIMJACKETS generally works around a starting MOQ of approximately 300 pieces per style per color, although the actual MOQ can vary according to materials, customization and production requirements.
Yes. Startups can begin with a clearly defined product brief, reference sample, sketch or tech pack. The appropriate production quantity depends on the project.
Yes. Private label development can include fabric, fit, colors, branding, labels, packaging and other product specifications.
Yes. A complete tech pack is useful for OEM development and can include measurements, construction drawings, material specifications, trims, artwork and packaging requirements.
Yes. A reference garment can help communicate construction, fit, pocket placement, hood design and finishing requirements.
Yes. An initial sketch can be used as the starting point for an ODM or product-development project. Additional technical specifications will normally be developed during sampling.
Material sourcing can be evaluated according to your required performance, composition, layer construction, price point and target market.
Yes, recycled material options can be considered where they are compatible with the required garment performance and product specifications.
Technical jackets can be developed with appropriate seam-sealing construction when required by the product specification.
Yes. Hood dimensions, adjustment systems, brim construction, helmet compatibility and other details can be customized according to the product requirements.
Suitable zipper solutions can be evaluated according to the garment's construction, waterproof requirements and target price.
Yes. Branding can include labels, hangtags, zipper pulls, packaging and other approved branding components.
Yes. Lightweight packable shells can be developed for travel, hiking, outdoor lifestyle and e-commerce brands.
Yes. JIMJACKETS supports custom product development and private label manufacturing for e-commerce brands seeking differentiated technical outerwear.
Sampling time depends on design complexity, fabric availability, construction, revisions and the completeness of the technical package. A realistic timeline should be established after reviewing the project.
Cost depends on fabric, membrane, construction, seam sealing, hardware, design complexity, quantity, branding and packaging. A quotation requires project-specific information.
Yes. JIMJACKETS works with outdoor and apparel brands developing hiking, rain, shell, lightweight, ski and other technical outerwear categories.
Yes. Technical construction can be combined with contemporary fashion silhouettes, urban styling, oversized fits, minimalist design and branded details.
Send your tech pack, sketch, reference jacket, product description, target quantity, material requirement and branding information. The more complete the brief, the more accurately the project can be evaluated.
Start by sending your product concept or technical specification. JIMJACKETS can review the design direction, intended application, materials, construction and production requirements and determine the appropriate development pathway.
Anyone can put the word “technical” on a product page.
A serious outdoor brand has to build a product that makes sense.
The weather.
The activity.
The movement.
The layers.
The fabric.
The membrane.
The seams.
The hood.
The pockets.
The zippers.
The fit.
The weight.
The price.
Everything has to work together.
That's why JIMJACKETS approaches technical jacket manufacturing from the inside out.
We don't start with:
“Which jacket can we sell you?”
We start with:
“What does your customer need this jacket to do?”
Then we work backward toward the specification.
Whether you are building a waterproof hiking shell, lightweight travel jacket, technical ski jacket, urban rain shell, private label outdoor collection or a GORE-TEX®-specified product, the goal is the same:
Build a jacket with a reason to exist.
Bring us your:
Tech Pack / Sketch / Reference Jacket / Material Requirement / Product Idea / Target Quantity / Brand Concept
We'll help turn the idea into a production-ready technical outerwear project.
Don't build another waterproof jacket.
Build the shell your brand will be remembered for.
