Arc'teryx Veilance FW19 Delivers Sleek, Functional Layers

Technical gear informed by neutral colors and clean lines.

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A worthy successor to the brand’s Fall/Winter 2018 range, Arc’teryx Veilance debuts another appealingly understated variety of technical garments for Fall/Winter 2019. Encompassing a variety of neutral tones, signature pieces like the Canadian label’s Monitor coat, Conduit jacket and Blazer LT are complemented by versatile base layers and trousers. Trim cuts inform the fleece, down and wool outerwear, making it that much easier to layer them in colder weather. Naturally, the hi-spec gear all boasts GORE-TEX, Primaloft and other weather-fighting technology, making the quietly stylish clothes the ideal marriage of fashion and function.

Look for Veilance’s forthcoming range to hit SSENSE’s site later this year.

For more contemporary techwear, check out the debut collection from Japan’s ARCHON.

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