5 NEW SEASON ESSENTIALS FOR AUTUMN COMMUTING

Arc’teryx Interstate Gore-Tex C-Knit Jacket

Simple and stylish, the Interstate is waterproof and includes a hood which can be discreetly zipped up into its own collar! The jacket is also constructed with new and innovative GORE C-Knit Technology, which enhances softness and breathability without compromising on protection and durability.

Find out more about GORE C-Knit Tech on our blog.

The North Face Men’s McMurdo Parka

Smart, waterproof and insulated with high-quality Hungarian goose down. Other features include a faux-fur trim and hood that are detachable and plenty of pockets to stow away your essentials.

The North Face Surge

Crafted with durable ballistics nylon and equipped with a 15-inch laptop compartment to protect and house your hardware.

This pack also includes two outer water bottle pockets and internal fleece-lined storage for delicate essentials like your tablet and sunglasses.

Rab Microlight Alpine Jacket

Lightweight weather protection to keep you toasty on your commute. The Microlight is furnished with hydrophobic down (including the hood), which dries faster, absorbs less water and maintains its loftiness to keep your warmer for longer.

Icebreaker Helix Long Sleeve Hood

The Helix has a water resistant outer, 170g of Icebreaker MerinoLOFT insulation (which keeps the bulk down and performs well when damp), and a soft merino lining which is breathable, sweat-wicking and anti-odour treated to keep you fresh and comfortable.

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The North Face Thermoball Technology

Thermoball, The North Face’s revolutionary insulation alternative, started with a problem. Goose down is widely recognised as the warmest and lightest insulation available, yet once wet its insulation properties are less than efficient. Whilst synthetic insulations, performs better in wet condition, is heavier and less compactable.

Insulation Buying Guide

Insulation is essential to keeping warm in the outdoors, and is usually worn as a mid-layer, or as the outer layer in dry, cold climates. It works by trapping the warmth that our bodies create to maintain our body temperature, but this can be achieved in a variety of ways.

5 New season essentials for autumn commuting