The North Face Urban Exploration Line sees a new addition to its special range of goods in the form of an updated BS Vest. The silhouette celebrates alpine skiing and this marks the fifth and last collection made up of four items in a monochromatic palette.
The original was first showcased back in 2012 as the result of the collaborative work between The North Face and German brand ABS. It stands for 'avalanche airbag system' and was made for alpine patrollers as well as backcountry skiers for safety, landing on the surface of an avalanche. The new update is spotlighted by the airflow fabrication with micro-pore technology, delivering both breathability and moisture-wicking capabilities.
Image Credit: The North Face Urban Exploration
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Airflow Fabrication in Technical Vest Design
- Incorporating micro-pore technology can produce technical vests that are both breathable and moisture-wicking.
- Reimagining Safety Gear for Extreme Sports
- Collaborative work between brands can lead to innovative and effective safety gear for extreme sports.
- Monochromatic Silhouettes in Athletic Wear
- Athletic wear featuring monochromatic palettes can offer a sleek and modern aesthetic.
Sectors Adopting This
- Sports and Outdoor Gear
- Incorporating micro-pore technology can produce technical vests that are both breathable and moisture-wicking in sports and outdoor gear.
- Fashion and Apparel
- Collaborative work between brands can lead to innovative and effective safety gear for fashion and apparel in extreme sports.
- Athletic Wear
- Athletic wear featuring monochromatic palettes can offer a sleek and modern aesthetic in the athletic wear industry.
