THE VIDDA CAPSULE
THE LANDCRUISER OF GARMENTS
The Vidda Capsule is one of our most versatile pieces to date. It thrives in the city just as much as hunting in the country. Made of timeless Ventile® fabric, this is the tried and true Land Cruiser of garments—always dependable and only looks better with age. They are an entirely natural product that offers an unparalleled level of comfort while being water resistant, windproof, highly breathable, durable and silent. We believe with proper care, products that can be passed along for generations—gathering memories along the way.
THE CAPSULE
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Men's, Women's
Vidda Jacket
$ 749-
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Men's
Vidda Pants
$ 549-
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Vidda Pants
$ 549-
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Men's, Women's
Mountain Mucks Wool Loden
$ 550-
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COMING SOONUnisex
Boiled Mittens
$ 69-
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Unisex
Skauen Ear Flap Cap
$ 59-
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Field Blanket
$ 249-
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Vagabond Socks
$ 54-
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WHAT IS VENTILE?
Ventile® is a windproof, weatherproof, and quiet material designed to withstand even the most extreme conditions. While capable of handling whatever weather is thrown its way, unlike more artificial materials, Ventile®’s chief advantage is found in its breathability – unparalleled by any other weatherproof fabric. Ventile® is made with the highest grade, extra-long staple cotton that is carefully picked and spun into an even, uniform yarn. After spinning, the yarn is then doubled to increase its durability and abrasion resistance. The fabric is finished with a PFAS free Water Repellent treatment to bring best performance against rain.
The initial design of Ventile® dates to before World War II, when the British Royal Airforce required a dry, yet breathable, material for its fighter pilots in the event of a crash landing in the frigid North Atlantic. After many trials, the fabric now known as Ventile came to be – allowing pilots to remain cool in their cockpits, while protected from hypothermia in the sea.