Colmar
Clothing built for a mountain tends to be better made than clothing built for the street, and Colmar has taken that route since 1923. The Italian house began in Monza making wool felt hats and gaiters, turned to skiwear after the Second World War, and has been shaping technical outerwear around movement ever since: down jackets, insulated shells, ski trousers cut to bend at the knee and the hip.
The inheritance shows in details rather than branding: articulated sleeves, taped seams, high collars, and insulation placed by zone rather than spread evenly, heavy where the wind hits and thinner where the body makes its own heat. The lifestyle side softens those shapes without losing the engineering, giving lighter quilted jackets and gilets that read as urban. Colour follows the same discipline, in black, navy, slate and off-white, with brightness reserved for the slope.
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