It’s not just any ripstop fabric. A new collection from Descente Orteline 81 is now available.

The was developed by based on the functional expertise it has cultivated through the development of skiwear.

In this post, we’ll introduce the new “Grayish Ripstop” collection, which features ripstop fabric that creates unique shading and depth.

Jackets: ¥27,500 each

"Grayish Ripstop" garments use warp yarns that are less susceptible to the effects of garment dyeing, which causes them to reflect light in patches. Depending on the angle and amount of light, they take on a variety of different appearances.

This jacket features a breathable design on the front where the seams are left open, with three panels folded together like origami. An upside-down zipper is placed on the left chest; when opened, it reveals a mesh patch pocket and a welt pocket on the inside. While the design appears minimalist, it is carefully crafted with functionality in mind.

Shirts: ¥19,800 each

The flap pockets on this shirt are positioned at an angle to prevent interference with backpacks and shoulder harnesses. The lining on the back—an area prone to sweating—is made of mesh to ensure breathability. It features snap buttons, making it easy to put on and take off.

Shorts: ¥17,600 each

These shorts feature a zippered pocket and a belt with a buckle. They also have a mesh lining that provides excellent breathability, making them ideal for the rainy season when you’re concerned about sweating. They’re also great for active pursuits.

All of the “Grayish Ripstop” items are durable and feature water-repellent and windproof properties. What makes them interesting is that they’re not just your average ripstop fabric. These are exactly the kinds of items you’ll want to get your hands on right now.