Nepa Launches Gore-Tex Waterproof Jacket 'Basto' View original image


[Asia Economy Reporter Yujin Cho] Outdoor brand NEPA announced on the 25th the launch of the Gore-Tex waterproof jacket Vasto, which provides an optimal environment even in rain and wind.


Vasto is NEPA's steady-selling waterproof jacket made with eco-friendly recycled Gore-Tex material. The Gore-Tex Paclite shell fabric applied to Vasto maintains Gore-Tex's excellent waterproof and breathable functions while reducing the weight by about 15%, allowing for a light and comfortable wear.


Without a separate lining, it can be worn lightly until early summer, and the hood is detachable, making it suitable for casual styling as well as a neat and clean simple silhouette. In particular, it is designed with Velcro on the sleeves and stoppers on the hood and hem for easy size adjustment, allowing wearers to achieve their desired fit.


It uses eco-friendly recycled polyester material made from recycled PET bottles to minimize environmental impact. It excludes perfluorinated compounds (PFCs), which are environmental pollutants used in surface treatments, lubricants, and gloss agents, and utilizes materials certified by the Blue Sign eco-friendly certification system, which guarantees efficient use of natural resources.


The men's version is available in five colors: NEPA Red, Beige, Dull Mint, Black, and Blue Depth, while the women's version comes in four colors: NEPA Red, Coral, Paisley Lavender, and Black. The price is 199,000 KRW.



Lee Hee-joo, Executive Director of NEPA's Product Division, said, "Waterproof jackets are practical items that can be used all year round and are functional outerwear suitable for open spaces, light hiking, and mountain climbing in the coming spring." He added, "With a variety of trendy to basic colors released, it is perfect for consumers looking for a stylish transitional jacket to wear lightly."


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