Pale green or beige gilet with multiple pockets. Three large flapped patch pockets, two at hips and one at left chest, fasten with press studs. The two hip pockets have additional small zipped pockets on them, the chest pocket has a small pocket which closes with a press stud. On the left chest is a knife or pen pocket. It closes centre front with a zip and press studs and has a drawstring at hem. The cream cotton lining is printed with a check pattern in yellow, orange and khaki and the fox logo. A leather fox logo is on the left hip pocket. Size: Japan L, Europe M.
Country of Design: Sweden
Country of Manufacture: Portugal
Fjällräven
Green polyester surcoat vest with silver reflective strips running horizontally across the front and back of the body. There is a black zip front closure with cotton tape puller and two blue vertical panels running parallel to the zip. There are two adjustable velcro tabs on either side. The arm holes are bound with black polyester. The back features a central white square panel and a vertical blue panel running down the centre back.
Country of Design: England
Keywords: Royal Navy Aircraft Carrier Deck Crew, uniform,
Royal Navy
Stone coloured with black trims and wearable technology features. It fastens with a black central zip and the collar is secured with two velcro tabs. It has two zipped front side pockets and a black neoprene lining. It features black rubber tabs on the front chest to hold earphones with purpose built channels for the wiring through the garment. A hidden fabric loop and channel hold the earphone wiring and route to the collar. It has pockets and velcro tabs down the front of the gilet to attach an MP3 player and mobile phone. Buttons at the shoulder and sides of the gilet are featured in order to attach to the Mooring Jacket. A collaboration between Philips and Levi’s, the ICD+ Jacket launched in summer 2000, and is considered to be the first commercial wearable electronics garment. The jacket had strategic pockets for a Philips Xenium mobile phone, Rush MP3 player and earphones along with purpose built channels for the wiring through the garment. A central control module connected all the devices to allow the wearer to switch between them and control their separate functions. The gilet is missing its corresponding Philips technology.
Country of Design: Belgium
Country of Manufacture: Indonesia
Levi's
Black inflatable waterproof and breathable gilet to be worn as a base layer. The gilet uses air insulating technology to protect against the cold and when inflated underneath a windproof jacket, provides torso protection against temperatures down to -20C. It is also waterproof (10,000mm), windproof and highly breathable (5,000mvp). The body-mapping pattern of the gilet is formed using wavy channels across the front and back and distributes the air to fit the contours of the body, increasing thermal performance and reducing cold spots. It has an inflatation valve concealed internally under a flap on the upper right side. This allows the wearer to inflate the gilet manually to self regulate body temperature; inflating the gilet when temperate drops and deflating the glet when conditions warm up. It has elasticated arm holes and waistband to ensure a close fit to the body as a core layer. The waistband also has silicone Airdown taping to keep it secure and reduce movement. The standing collar is fleece lined and The gilet closes with a central black plastic zip and has red AirDown taping that runs internally parallel to the zip. It has two slanted front zipped pockets all complete with red AirDown pulls and two large internal pockets. The left pocket features an instructions label to inflate the gilet.
Country of Design: England
Keywords: core layer, performance wear, waterproof, breathable
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