Shell Jacket — AW26 — 01/06

KESTREL

Built for the wind you didn't see coming. A 3-layer shell cut from one flight pattern, tested on nothing calmer than a coastline.

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Fig. 01 — Construction

Four decisions,
one shell.

01 / Face fabric

Blocks gusts up to 60km/h

A tight ripstop weave stops wind at the surface, so the insulation underneath never has to fight it.

02 / Seam tape

Sealed at every needle hole

Water gets in through stitching before it gets in through fabric. Every seam is taped, not just the main ones.

03 / DWR finish

Sheds rain instead of soaking it up

A durable water-repellent finish keeps the outer layer beading and light, even after repeated washes.

04 / Pack size

Folds into its own chest pocket

320 grams, packed smaller than a water bottle — built to be forgotten in a bag until the weather turns.

12,000mm
Waterproof rating

Measured under sustained pressure, not a marketing minimum. Most storms ask for a tenth of this.

Fig. 02 — Tech pack, front view
Storm hood — 3-point adjust
Pit-zip vents
Chest pocket — doubles as stuff sack
Taped hem, adjustable draw-cord
Fig. 03 — Colorways

Three shells,
one pattern.

Storm Graphite
01 / 03 — Standard
Kestrel Blue
02 / 03 — Signature
Bone
03 / 03 — Limited
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KM/H wind blocked
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Fabric layers

Weather doesn't wait. Neither should your shell.