Demlo Hoody Men's
€ 500,00
Revised

Demlo Hoody Men's

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Minimalist, lightweight, packable windshell sweatshirt with hood.

€ 500,00
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Colour:Black
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Windshell for light wind and weather protection

Demlo Hoody Men's

A modernized sportswear classic with a hooded silhouette, the Demlo Hoody is made with a concealed front zippered closure and two concealed side pockets. Features nylon ripstop face fabric. The packable design can be stowed into an integrated pocket.

What's been updated: Updated with concealed zippers, revised collar, and internal stow pocket.

Another style available is the Demlo Insulated Jacket.

Windshell

Very lightweight, wind protection garment with significant weather resistance. Offers shelter.

Veilance

A system of essential forms designed for navigating urban environments.

A light gray translucent hooded jacket with dark trim and a front zipper.

Design Process

Veilance’s design philosophy exists in the convergence of cutting-edge technologies, modern tools, and atelier-level craftsmanship.

Black and white profile of a man wearing a translucent ripstop hooded jacket.

Technology

The Demlo Hoody reimagines the Veilance windshell in a casual, sportswear-inspired expression. Its hooded silhouette features an exposed reverse coil zipper, Venus-patterned hem and cuffs, and packs easily into an internal stow pocket.

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Material

Constructed from an alpine-proven 30D Tyono™ nylon mini-ripstop, the Demlo Hoody delivers high wind resistance, dependable abrasion durability, and a lightweight hand feel.

A person wearing a light grey hooded zip-up jacket with hands in pockets.

Fit

Designed in a regular fit, the Demlo balances a relaxed sportswear expression with precision pattern engineering. The silhouette layers cleanly while maintaining ease of movement, thanks to subtle articulation and stretch contrasts