07:00 · 1400 m · example
Trailhead
Cold start. Everything on for ten minutes, then the first stop to strip down.
- Base layeron
- Insulationon
- Shell jacket & panton
- Gloves & headwearon

Ski Touring Apparel Development
Build touring apparel around air exchange, weather protection, stretch, articulation, venting, weight, packability, pocket and pack interaction and rapid layer changes.
02Mission profile · example
Example times, altitudes and layer states — drawn to show when each layer works, not measured.
07:00 · 1400 m · example
Cold start. Everything on for ten minutes, then the first stop to strip down.
07:20 · 1500 m · example
Hours of high output. Insulation in the pack, vents open, thin gloves.
10:30 · 2650 m · example
Wind on the col: hood up, insulation on, skins off — with gloves on.
11:00 · 2400 m · example
Exposed, fast and cold after a sweaty climb. Everything closed.
11:45 · 1400 m · example
Wet base layer, packed shell, a long drive — drying matters now.

04What the brief must resolve
Map what the wearer produces, carries, opens, removes and adds during each state, then assign every garment a clear role.
Review venting, selective reinforcement, layer-change sequence and pack interaction before approving pocket and closure architecture.
05Before you enquire
Compare expected weather, output, wind, precipitation, venting, stretch, weight and layering plan. The answer may differ across pieces.
06Start a brief
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