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TAION

Taion is Japanese for body temperature, and the label started in Nagoya in 2016 with two things, an inner down vest and an inner down cardigan, thin enough to go under whatever coat you already had. The down is 800 fill power where most use 600, sewn with a down-proof thread and stitched after filling so the feathers stay put. What we have is the other end of the range: a reversible military anorak and a non-down reversible hooded mountain jacket, each with a second colour on the inside. Warm, and quiet about it.

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Taion Military Reversible Anorak Black - Front
Taion Military Reversible Anorak

Black

Sale price£120.00
Taion Mountain Non Down Reversible Hooded Jacket Dark Olive / Dark Navy - Front
Taion Mountain Non Down Reversible Hooded Jacket

Dark Olive / Dark Navy

Sale price£120.00
Taion Mountain Boa Fleece High-Neck Jacket Dark Olive - Front
Taion Mountain Boa Fleece High-Neck Jacket

Dark Olive

Sale price£100.00
Taion Womens Mountain Boa Fleece High-Neck Jacket Beige - Front
Taion Mountain Boa Fleece High-Neck Vest Dark Olive - Front
Taion Mountain Boa Fleece High-Neck Vest

Dark Olive

Sale price£85.00

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