Fleeces | Manastash
Named after the Manastash Highlands, located near the Cascade Range in the Pacific Northwest, Manastash is a functional outdoor apparel label founded originally in 1993 by Robert Jungmann. Recently revived through its Japanese streetwear offshoot, Manastash pairs vintage American outdoor apparel reference with a noted sense of functionality to address an ever expanding market that celebrates contemporary clothing that focuses on both fit and fashionable function. Remaining loyal to Jungmann’s ‘make good stuff which helps planet earth’ ethos and to the brand’s admiration for ‘free-wheeling’ lifestyles, Tokyo-based Manastash’s ageless spirit and interventional appeal are traits that keep the original label’s outdoor orientated DNA alive season after season.
Consciously opting for sustainable materials and techwear advancements, Manastash’s collections of everyday street-friendly apparel feature premium performance fabrics such as Pertex, eVent and Primaloft for an enduring sense of wear that’s designed with all-season and all-settings in mind. Transferring the brand’s original ode to hiking, climbing and skiing with the modern day market’s adapted all-purpose narrative, Manastash keeps explorative adventure and fashionable function well and truly centred at the core of its refreshing vision and cross-cultural identity.
Named after the Manastash Highlands, located near the Cascade Range in the Pacific Northwest, Manastash is a functional outdoor apparel label founded originally in 1993 by Robert Jungmann. Recently revived through its Japanese streetwear offshoot, Manastash pairs vintage American outdoor apparel reference with a noted sense of functionality to address an ever expanding market that celebrates contemporary clothing that focuses on both fit and fashionable function. Remaining loyal to Jungmann’s ‘make good stuff which helps planet earth’ ethos and to the brand’s admiration for ‘free-wheeling’ lifestyles, Tokyo-based Manastash’s ageless spirit and interventional appeal are traits that keep the original label’s ... More>
