Snow Peak
Men's Breathable Insulated Pullover - Ivory
£200.00
It's maybe not much of a surprise that a brand called Snow Peak make some pretty impressive cold-weather clothing. The FR 2L Down Jacket is a hefty slice of outerwear which combines a breathable, water-repellent outer shell with 800-fill down insulation to provide protection from the elements.
And when we say 'the elements', we don't just mean wind and rain-the 'FR' in the name stands for 'Fire Retardant', and thanks to the use of a material called aramid (most famously used in Kevlar), it's flame resistant too. We're not exactly sure why anyone would need that, but at least you needn't worry about ruining your jacket on bonfire night.
Snow Peak
Men's Breathable Insulated Pullover - Ivory
£200.00
Snow Peak
Thermal Boa Fleece Jacket - Black
£220.00
Snow Peak
Men's Alpha Direct 90 Hoodie - Burgundy
£165.00
Snow Peak
Men's Calamai Wool Fleece Jacket - Light Blue
£290.00
Snow Peak
Men's SP Reflective Typography T-Shirt - Off White
£45.00
Snow Peak
Men's FR 2L Down Jacket - Dark Olive
£450.00
Snow Peak
Men's Campscape L/S T-Shirt - Ivory
£50.00
Snow Peak
Men's Alpha Direct 90 Hoodie - Charcoal
£165.00
Snow Peak
Men's Elemental Balance T-Shirt - Dark Green
£45.00
Snow Peak
Men's Pegs & Hammer T-Shirt - Purple
£45.00
Snow Peak
Women's Water-Repellent Stretch Pants - Black
£130.00
Snow Peak
Women's Wool Reflective Grid Coverall - Dark Brown
£190.00
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It's maybe not much of a surprise that a brand called Snow Peak make some pretty impressive cold-weather clothing. The FR 2L Down Jacket is a hefty slice of outerwear which combines a breathable, water-repellent outer shell with 800-fill down insulation to provide protection from the elements.
And when we say 'the elements', we don't just mean wind and rain-the 'FR' in the name stands for 'Fire Retardant', and thanks to the use of a material called aramid (most famously used in Kevlar), it's flame resistant too. We're not exactly sure why anyone would need that, but at least you needn't worry about ruining your jacket on bonfire night.
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