One of the best-known and respected names in outdoor clothing and equipment, Marmot represents excellence. Founded on ground-breaking designs in down sleeping bags and jackets and an early incorporation of Gore-Tex fabrics, Marmot continues to produce top-quality tents, packs, bags, gloves, base layers, technical outerwear, and rainwear.
Its name captures the brand’s essence with clever simplicity—Mountain Hardwear. From Exum Ridge to Everest, hardcore mountaineers have relied on Mountain Hardwear to get them through the toughest conditions. Check out Gore-Tex shells, weatherproof soft shells, technical fleece jackets, pants, and more.
Arcteryx takes their own approach to technical outerwear and climbing gear. Instead of imitating existing designs, Arcteryx innovates with their own solutions. Narrow seam taping, laminated pockets, welding instead of sewing and revolutionary WaterTight zippers that they somehow forgot to patent, are hallmarks of this Canadian company. Their distinctive designs won’t be found on the backs of every rock-jock or snow-bro, only on those adventurers that know that true quality has its price as well as its rewards. Related:ArcTeryx Amazon Sales Rank #200
Flirty and lavish with a flair for the bohemian, Twelfth Street by Cynthia Vincent designs for the woman who is, at once, feminine yet uncompromisingly sophisticated. Classic styles, such as caftans and empire-waist tunics, are refashioned in creamy cashmeres, silks, and chiffons, then accented with skillful beading and trim. We especially love Vincent’s glamorous take on the dolman sweater.
Gauzy vintage fabrics, originally intended for production as scarves, form Da-Nang’s latest compositions in opulence. The broken-in feel of the tissuey cloth perfectly shapes into Da-Nang’s easy fits from a relaxed jacket to a romantic tunic to go with this season’s must-have shorts and leggings. Brocaded embroidery and woven doily insets complete these transcendent pieces.
Ella Moss delivers the perfect transitional garments just as we’re all looking forward to the warmer months. Modified nautical stripes, open knits, and island-esque patterns enhance destination-inspired tunics and flowing camis that work whether you’re on getaway or just sticking close by. You’ll look sensational whether you’re lounging poolside, strolling the shops, or hitting the local scene.
Citizens of Humanity goes street. The consummate Kelly and Ingrid bodies get tagged-up with edgy, punked-out graphics. Already spotted in this month’s Bazaar, this good-girl-gone-bad is set to be the hottest, in-vogue piece among the fashion elite.