Outdoor specs are your friend in winter.

Loss of body heat in the winter outdoors can be life-threatening. It is thought that heat retention efficiency can be further enhanced by not only trapping heat inside the down and padding, but also by reflecting the body heat emitted from the body and keeping it outside. Based on this idea, Columbia developed its own Omni-Heat.

The down volume is generous, but the short length and narrow arm and body width allow for a clean, sharp look. Also, thanks to the stand collar inside the hood and the front zipper that closes securely at the top of the neck, there is no need for a scarf. The urban design makes it a good match for technical sportswear as well.

The monotone color scheme of this styling creates an urban impression. The down provides good protection from the cold, so a sweatshirt is sufficient as an inner layer when worn in the city. The slacks-like gray pants add elegance and sportiness, while the cap adds an outdoor feel.

The motif of this jacket is based on military jackets, so it is full of details and has a rugged appearance, but it is actually stress-free when worn because of the supple and lightweight material used for the shell. The practical details, such as the elastic cuffs that provide a good fit and the zip pockets that are convenient for frequently used small items, are also a plus.

A masculine outfit is constructed by utilizing a military-style jacket. The silhouette of the top and ribbed pants is relatively sharp, so the cap and shoes add volume to balance it out. The jacket's high storage capacity allows you to go out with just one mini pouch.

By lining the fabric with reflective prints of aluminum dots, body heat is effectively reflected and accumulated, resulting in a high level of heat retention. In addition, not only is the fabric's natural breathability not compromised, but it also has the advantage of reducing the generation of static electricity by encouraging discharge.

The material and details give it a functional impression, although the construction is of the traditional stainless collar coat type. It has a sharp silhouette, but the shoulder specifications of set-in in the front and raglan in the back ensure ease of movement. It can be used not only for casual wear, but also for casual on-style wear.

The earth-colored items and other natural shades balance the impressive camo pattern. The coat is thin, so a parka and shirt are layered for warmth. An orange cap and a satchel add a touch of color to create a preppy atmosphere.

Omni-Tech achieves superior waterproof breathability by sandwiching a porous membrane between fabrics that shuts out rain and allows only fine moisture vapor to pass through. It is effective in outdoor activities in bad weather or during strenuous exercise that makes you sweat. Of course, it also promises comfort for town use.

The sense of security you get when layering a 3-layer Omni-Tech jacket with a padded liner is exceptional. If you take the hood of the jacket on and off, the impression changes dramatically, and the liner can be worn reversibly. Depending on the combination, it can be worn in any number of ways, so you can get through the winter with just this set. The seasonal hunting motif will go well with street style outfits."

This is a full-fledged layered style that can withstand extreme cold. The turtleneck thermal, pocket T, and pants are all in one tone of navy, while the color shading and materials add depth. The camo pattern on the lining of the jacket and the 90s-style coloring of the bag accentuate the look.

A layering system in which an outer jacket and inner jacket can be attached and detached by jointing them with zippers and snap buttons. This system, which can be worn individually or in combination to cope with a wide range of climates, is used in a variety of Columbia's clothing.