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Even the sparks are gone

NANGA's Takibi Mountain Parka is made of reliable flame-retardant fabric and has many pockets, making it not only stylish but also useful for outdoor activities.

Functionality and safety

The fabric is made from NANGA's proprietary cotton-like aramid fiber mixed with polyester material, making it durable, flame retardant, and resistant to water and dirt. This hoodie is highly flame retardant and heat resistant, making it difficult to catch fire even when sparks fly, making it a great hoodie for outdoor activities like camping and DIY.

There are 6 three-dimensional pockets on the front and back, designed to efficiently store outdoor gadgets. Not only is it large, but it also has a gusset, so you can put even thick items in your pocket, and if you don't have much luggage, you can go out without a bag.

The hood has a deep drop in the front so that it stands up three-dimensionally, making it comfortable to wear around the neck. This Takibi Mountain Parka protects you from the cold wind. The tape on the inside back allows you to attach an inner down jacket (sold separately), so it can also be used as an outer layer to protect you from the cold.

Domestic production to maintain quality

While many manufacturing companies in our industry are shifting to overseas production, NANGA continues to produce domestically. The reason is to maintain quality. There are manufacturing backgrounds unique to down, such as the fact that there are many cases of falsification of the country of origin and country of manufacture of expensive down, making it difficult to verify the quality unless you are the producer. We carry out a series of tasks ourselves, from cleaning the down to sewing and inspecting it, and our strong desire to hand it over to users with confidence is why we manufacture it domestically.

Another thing that is essential when talking about NANGA down is the Japanese craftsmen. The sewing technology is unique, and we have gathered the know-how to meet a wide range of demands from mountaineers who are exposed to life-threatening conditions to weekend hikers. Japanese craftsmen are good at detailed work, and they strive for not only aesthetically pleasing finishes, but also high durability and comfort.

High peaks of the Himalayas continue to challenge to overcome difficulties

NANGA's predecessor was Yokota Seishi, which was founded in 1941 and manufactured kotatsu futons and mattresses. In the 1960s, the company changed its name to Nanga in order to continue manufacturing in Japan, and became known not only to Japan but also to mountaineers around the world as a manufacturer of sleeping bags and down using high-quality down. NANGA is the ninth highest mountain in the world, Nanga Palpat, located in the Himalayas and has an altitude of 8,125m. It is known that it is extremely difficult to climb and many people have lost their lives to the top, but the reason behind choosing the name of the mountain as a brand is the strong will to continue to take on challenges to overcome the most difficult conditions. there is.

The philosophy of manufacturing is honesty, simplicity and robustness. We are so particular about the safety and quality of our feathers that we even offer a lifetime warranty on our sleeping bags. We hope that the down jackets and sleeping bags we make will feel safe, secure, and comfortable for everyone who uses them.