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Triple Aught Design unveils new Cordura yarn products
10 Jan '18
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Courtesy: Triple Aught Design
Invista’s Cordura brand has launched a new collection of sweaters from gear and apparel specialist, Triple Aught Design, featuring Cordura combat wool yarn that blends Merino wool with high tenacity nylon fibre. The products will be shown at the Winter Outdoor Retailer + Snow Show 2018, to be held from January 25 to 28, 2018, in Denver, in booth #54037-UL.
The Triple Aught Echelon sweater is versatile and reliable, designed to meet the demands of cool weather. The specially designed construction featuring Cordura combat wool yarn technology helps provide enhanced resiliency combined with the natural thermoregulating properties of wool.
The Triple Aught Journeyman continues a tradition of excellence with an added twist, inspired by the Type A-1 sweater issued by the United States Army Air Force during World War II. Initially, a sweater style made for engineers and mechanics, then pilots and other aircrew to wear under their leather flight jackets, it’s now been updated for everyday use. Featuring contrasting ribbing details, signature slotted buttons for improved functionality, and Cordura combat wool yarn technology for long-lasting durability.
Cindy McNaull, global Cordura brand and marketing director said, “Today’s consumers are looking for gear that allows them to adapt from one environment to the next - design driven, versatile functionality with a built in endurance edge. Incorporating Cordura combat wool yarn technology into this specialised gear offers seamless integration of a time-tested traditional favourite such as wool, blended with high performance man-made fibre technologies for enhanced durability. When we can collaborate with brands who share our same passion for pushing the limits of gear and apparel that helps us enable consumers to Live Durable." (GK)
The Triple Aught Echelon sweater is versatile and reliable, designed to meet the demands of cool weather. The specially designed construction featuring Cordura combat wool yarn technology helps provide enhanced resiliency combined with the natural thermoregulating properties of wool.
The Triple Aught Journeyman continues a tradition of excellence with an added twist, inspired by the Type A-1 sweater issued by the United States Army Air Force during World War II. Initially, a sweater style made for engineers and mechanics, then pilots and other aircrew to wear under their leather flight jackets, it’s now been updated for everyday use. Featuring contrasting ribbing details, signature slotted buttons for improved functionality, and Cordura combat wool yarn technology for long-lasting durability.
Cindy McNaull, global Cordura brand and marketing director said, “Today’s consumers are looking for gear that allows them to adapt from one environment to the next - design driven, versatile functionality with a built in endurance edge. Incorporating Cordura combat wool yarn technology into this specialised gear offers seamless integration of a time-tested traditional favourite such as wool, blended with high performance man-made fibre technologies for enhanced durability. When we can collaborate with brands who share our same passion for pushing the limits of gear and apparel that helps us enable consumers to Live Durable." (GK)
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