A superlight 100% recycled outer, this lightweight padded alpine jacket is at home with a pair of jeans or to work but with the comfort and warmth you need for everyday outdoor activity.  A year round essential, it can be used as an outer layer in warmer months and a midlayer in the winter.  Made from natural handle recycled polyester and recycled Primaloft insulation it has a ribbed collar, full zip with branded zip puller and adjustable cuffs with branded snaps.  Subtly branded, with the Edmund Hillary woven rectangle badge on the left arm.  Available in black or olive khaki.

Made using PrimaLoft.  Developed for the US Army for high performance wear in variable conditions, this lightweight insulation is made from 80% recycled materials and is warm, durable and breathable.

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• SPECIFICATIONS

  •  Downproof, natural handle, recycled polyester
  •  Printed inner check lining
  •  Ribbed collar
  •  Zipped left chest pocket with branded zip puller
  •  Two front self fabric pockets with herringbone tape to edge
  •  Adjustable hem chords with toggle
  •  Zipped front with branded zipper pull
  •  Signature rope detail loop to back neck
  •  A percentage of proceeds from the sale of this item will go to support causes that were close to Ed's heart.
    
    The lightweight padded alpine jacket has taken the world by storm in recent years and is a staple of the climbing and alpine hiking scene. It is warm and comfortable, and can be worn as an outer or a mid layer. We wanted the Piha to blend the functional capability of this classic alpine jacket with a style that can be worn every day. In other words, it should look great with a pair of jeans on a shopping trip to town and it should provide all the comfort and functionality you would need on a long dog walk or watching sport. The outer is made from superlight, 100% recycled material and we have selected the world leading recycled ‘Primaloft Bio’ for the insulation. The result is super warm, super light and super for the environment. Have your cake and eat it with the Piha.