Japanese outdoor apparel firm Snow Peak and the Teijin Group have launched a co-developed material fabric for outdoor apparel.
The Takibi Series has been under development since 2016. It uses the Teijin’s Teijinconex neo heatproof material.
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Teijin said the material has been modified for the Takibi Series and now “combines high mobility with fashionable comfort suitable for outdoor use in both the city and the countryside.”
“Teijinconex neo is a heatproof and flame-retardant material similar to Teijinconex, but also boasts excellent dyeability,” the company added.
The Takibi series featuring Teijinconex neo offers both safety, including frame retardancy around campfires, and comfort, the group said in a press release.
The new Takibi down jacket will be introduced at Snow Peak stores tomorrow (21 September). Pants, coveralls and vests are already on sale.
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By GlobalDataTeijin said going forward it planned to continue to work with Snow Peak to introduce additional outdoor wear.
Earlier this month, Teijin Frontier- the fibre converting business of Teijin Group – developed a new silk wool-like polyester and a new linen-like polyester.
Last month it announced the launch of a water-repellent stretch fabric.
