The Vollebak 50,000 BC Jacket is the latest outerwear creation from the brand that seeks to offer avid explorers with a way to stay protected from the elements.
Inspired by the migration of humans out of Africa about 50,000 years ago, the jacket is crafted with a four-layer construction that consists of a Swiss wool insulation, brushed underside, exterior nylon shell and a waterproof membrane. These components work together to create a jacket that is completely waterproof, snowproof and windproof to keep the wearer feeling as protected as possible when braving harsh outdoor environments.
The Vollebak 50,000 BC Jacket features a cave-like hood that speaks to the natural formations our ancestors would've called home in the past, which actually works to create a somewhat post-modern aesthetic.
Prehistoric Human-Inspired Outerwear
The Vollebak 50,000 BC Jacket Has a Four-Layer Construction
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