
How we work · Materials
Specify the wholematerial system.
Face fabric, barrier, backer, lining, insulation, reinforcement, seam tape, zips and trims — chosen as one system, tied to the product mission.
02Laminate peel
Peel a shellapart.
A 3-layer laminate is three decisions bonded into one: the face, the membrane and the backer. Scroll to separate them.
- The shell, as deliveredOne system
- Face fabricAbrasion, hand and DWR
- MembraneThe barrier
- BackerProtects the membrane
- Three layers, one systemConfirmed on swatches





03Planning ranges
The fabric library
Every weight is a planning range from research, not a tested grade or a mill reference. Final choices are confirmed on physical swatches and assembled seam trials.
FAB-001Planning range3-layer waterproof laminate
Woven face bonded to a membrane and protective knit or woven backer.
- Planning weight
- 120–220 gsm
- —Planning range
2.5-layer lightweight shell
A lighter printed or applied inner protection instead of a full backer.
- Planning weight
- Confirm per grade
FAB-004Planning rangeBonded softshell
Stretch woven face bonded to tricot, fleece or a membrane-backed inner layer.
- Planning weight
- 240–380 gsm
FAB-005Planning rangeStretch double weave
Single-layer double-face woven with a durable outer face and a differentiated inner surface.
- Planning weight
- 170–300 gsm
FAB-006Planning rangeGrid fleece
Knit with raised grid zones separated by lower channels.
- Planning weight
- 140–260 gsm
FAB-008Planning rangeMerino or merino-blend jersey
Fine-gauge weft knit intended for next-to-skin or light layering use.
- Planning weight
- 145–230 gsm
- FAB-009Planning range
Synthetic sheet insulation
Needled, carded or continuous-filament loft layer used inside an assembled garment system.
- Planning weight
- 40–200 g/m² basis weight
FAB-012Planning rangeHigh-tenacity ripstop
Plain weave with periodic reinforcement yarns forming a visible or subtle grid.
- Planning weight
- 90–240 gsm
- —Planning range
TPU-laminated weldable fabric
Listed for cuff, instep, knee and seat zones and for wet, exposed weather.
- Planning weight
- Confirm per grade
Representative macros and planning ranges — not mill grades or tested values
04Before you enquire
Questions to resolvebefore sampling.
Can a fabric rating guarantee finished-garment performance?
No. The target, article, method, pass criterion and finished construction must be agreed and supported by exact results before a public statement is made.
Does a low shell weight prove comfort?
No. A low shell weight or a branded membrane does not by itself prove comfort during high exertion.
05Start a brief
Bring us the mission —not just a garment name.
Share the family, the quantity and where it is going. Your brief pass fills in as you type; send it and we reply with the next step.
The pass is a summary of your brief · nothing is sent until you submit