TETON BROS. OCTA Fleece Tec Hoody Lightweight Mid-Layer

Founded in 2007, TETON BROS. is a premium Japanese outdoor brand built for the most demanding backcountry skiing and alpine environments. Inspired by the majestic Teton Range, the brand seamlessly combines uncompromising weather protection with minimalist Japanese tailoring. As a proud recipient of the prestigious APEX Award, TETON BROS. has become highly sought after by advanced outdoor enthusiasts worldwide.

TETON BROS. OCTA Fleece Tec Hoody (Genderless)

This revolutionary mid-layer by TETON BROS. utilizes next-generation "Octa" hollow-fiber technology to redefine traditional fleece. The fabric features a soft, dense surface and a brushed Octa knit on the back. It traps heat effectively, making it feel as light as wearing warm air, while providing exceptional moisture management, quick-drying performance, and anti-pilling properties. With its 4-way stretch and stress-free fit, it serves as the ultimate insulating mid-layer for winter backcountry alpine pursuits, traveling, and everyday wear.

• Octa Stretch Fleece Technology: Harnesses the power of hollow fibers to deliver an ideal balance of lightweight warmth, maximum breathability, and rapid moisture-wicking performance.
• Offset Double-Slider Zipper: The asymmetrical front zipper prevents uncomfortable stacking at the neck when layering and can be opened from the bottom to serve as a quick ventilation system.
• Protective Hood & Thumb Anchors: The deep, fitted hood doubles as a balaclava for extreme weather. Integrated thumb anchors keep the back of your hands warm and prevent sleeves from riding up under layers.
• Functional Waist Pockets: Equipped with secure zippered side pockets that also act as cozy hand warmers.

【Product Specifications】

• Product Number: TB253-81M
• Material: Octa Stretch Fleece (100% Polyester)
• Features: Lightweight / Warm / Breathable / Quick-drying / Stretch / Anti-Pilling
• Weight: Approx. 355g (Size M)

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