Goldwin

While little known in North America, Goldwin have cemented their reputation as one of the top outdoor apparel brands in Asia and Europe. This Japanese giant has 70 years of experience manufacturing ski gear and outerwear, but their design team also includes fashion industry vets like Eichiro Homma (of Nanamica and North Face Purple Label) and Shunsuke Ishikawa of Markaware. By combining technical construction with understated design, Goldwin gives you everything you need, nothing you don’t, and looks damn good doing it.

Goldwin SS25 Collection

Goldwin’s SS25 collection refines performance-driven design with lightweight, technical fabrics built for movement and adaptability. This season highlights versatile outerwear like the Airly Shell Packable Wind Jacket and Pertex Shield Air Mountaineering Jacket, both offering wind and weather protection in sleek, neutral tones. Breathable essentials such as the All Direction Light Hike Shirt and WF Light Cardigan pair effortlessly with functional bottoms, from the Hyperdense Taffeta U/S Pants to a range of nylon and ripstop shorts. The collection also introduces innovative fabric blends, including the Paper x Line Plaid Shirt and Paper x Polyester One Tuck Pants, balancing durability with a refined touch. The Goldwin x OAMC collaboration rounds out the lineup with elevated, monochrome essentials, seamlessly merging outdoor utility with modern aesthetics.

Goldwin: For Mountains, Meetings, and Everything In Between

Founded in 1950 as Tsuwaza Knit Fabric Factory and rebranded as Goldwin in 1958, the brand has evolved from a family-run knitwear factory into one of the most innovative outdoor apparel companies in the world. During the 1960’s, Goldwin became popular in Japan for their ski sweaters, which often featured fair-isle patterns and bright colours. In 1987, their reputation for high-quality ski gear was solidified when the Swedish National Ski Team chose them as their official uniform supplier, a title the brand still holds today. By the end of 90’s, Goldwin was a powerhouse in the outdoor apparel world, with exclusive rights to distribute brands such as The North Face and Helly Hansen in Japan. Learn More...