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Cordura and Triple Aught Design debut new collection

A new product adoption features Cordura Combat Wool yarn that blends Merino wool with high tenacity nylon fibre.

10th January 2018

Innovation in Textiles
 |  Wichita, KS

Sports/​Outdoor, Clothing/​Footwear

Invista's Cordura brand has announced a new product adoption from gear and apparel specialist Triple Aught Design, which features Cordura Combat Wool yarn that blends Merino wool with high tenacity nylon fibre to raise the standard for resiliency in wool garments.

The collection features two sweaters – the Echelon and the Journeyman – that were launched in fall 2017 and will be on display at Winter Outdoor Retailer + Snow Show 2018, which takes place from 25-28 January in Denver, CO.

“With a heritage rooted in the military, Triple Aught Design is incorporating its knowledge of strong, rigorous gear and apparel to expand in outdoor products,” said Phil Adams, marketing and interactive services at Triple Aught Design. “We apply thorough design, high attention to detail, and strict tolerances to ensure our products meet our consumer's most rigorous needs. When we combine this expertise with the traditional feel and durability of Cordura Combat Wool yarn, the outcome is apparel that enables versatility, whether our consumers are on their toughest mission or an everyday adventure.”

Specially designed construction

The Triple Aught Echelon sweater is versatile and reliable, designed to meet the demands of cool weather. The specially designed construction featuring Cordura Combat Wool yarn technology helps provide enhanced resiliency combined with the natural thermoregulating properties of wool. With a subtle reverse bamboo knit detailing this classic raglan crew has a modern edge.

Triple Aught Journeyman sweater. © Triple Aught Design

The Triple Aught Journeyman continues a tradition of excellence with an added twist, inspired by the Type A-1 sweater issued by the United States Army Air Force during World War II. Initially, a sweater style made for engineers and mechanics, then pilots and other aircrew to wear under their leather flight jackets, it's now been updated for everyday use. Featuring contrasting ribbing details, signature slotted buttons for improved functionality, and Cordura Combat Wool yarn technology for long-lasting durability.

Versatile functionality

“Today's consumers are looking for gear that allows them to adapt from one environment to the next – design driven, versatile functionality with a built-in endurance edge,” said Cindy McNaull, global Cordura brand and marketing director.

“Incorporating Cordura Combat Wool yarn technology into this specialized gear offers seamless integration of a time-tested traditional favourite such as wool, blended with high performance man-made fibre technologies for enhanced durability. When we can collaborate with brands who share our same passion for pushing the limits of gear and apparel, that helps us enable consumers to Live Durable.”

www.cordura.com

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