【PRODUCT DESCRIPTION】
Tilak's Thin This is a tinted jacket made using Craft Evo®.

The fabric used is Craft Evo®, a lightweight stretch nylon fabric.
Although it is not a waterproof fabric, it is water-repellent enough that it can be used as an umbrella jacket unless it is raining for a long time. In addition, the inside of the fabric is coated with silicone to make it windproof.

The lightweight fabric makes it packable, so you can carry it around with you at all times. When packed, it is small enough to fit in the palm of your hand.

The loose silhouette and front pockets placed on both sides make it ideal for everyday use around town.

The packable AIRA Jacket has a similar character and is designed to be slimmer with a tighter fit and less flapping, making it more suitable for activities such as cycling and running.

[SIZE(cm)]
M / Shoulder width 53cm, Body width 63cm, Length (front) 66.5cm, Length (back) 74cm, Sleeve length 68.5cm
L / Shoulder width 55 Width 66 Length (front) 69.5 Length (back) 77 Sleeve length 71
XL / Shoulder width 57 Width 69 Length (front) 72.5 Length (back) 80 Sleeve length 73.5

[COLOR]
BLACK

[ MATERIAL】
Craft Evo®

【COUNTRY OF ORIGIN】
MADE IN CZECH

*Please note that this product is also sold in stores, so it may be sold out by the time you place your order.

[BRAND]
(Tilak )

Founded in 1986 by mountaineer Roman Kamler as a company that manufactures sleeping bags, the company signed a contract with Gore-tex in 1993, and in 2000 launched the Tilak apparel line under the Tilak brand name. Tilak is characterized by the fact that each item is made with the best functionality and appearance, using the world's highest quality fabrics and world-class sewing techniques and designs in its Czech factory.

The name TILAK comes from the red mark that Hindus wear on their foreheads, which is called "Tika" or "Tilak" (ancient name). It is believed that by painting a red dot on one's forehead, one is protected by God, and from that spirit, the meaning behind the TILAK is "I will protect you by wearing it."