Helly Hansen Reworks the Offshore Survival Suit for FW20
The brand’s latest instalment of its archive collections.
Helly Hansen returns for Fall/Winter 2020 with the latest instalment of archival garments sourced from its own rich history of performance-driven apparel. Entitled “HH-118389225” — a brand code name for “ARCHIVE” — the Norwegian brand is launching this latest capsule alongside Copenhagen-based retailer Storm.
After showcasing its FW20 collection at the start of the year, this latest collection draws on inspiration from the late 90s. Focusing on updating the E-352 Offshore Survival Suit — a garment designed for riggers and fishermen — the brand embraced the original’s original aesthetics, as well as utilising professional-grade fabrications. 3 layer shell technology, ultrasonic taped seams, 3M reflective detailing and interchangeable utility patch pockets feature, while the more toned down basics within the range are filled with Primaloft Silver for superior insulation.
Arguably the standout piece from the collection is the Arctic Survival three-way parka, which features a premium performance outer shell and PET filled inner jacket — both of which can be worn individually or together. The layering system allows its wearer to tailor their gear to their exact needs based on weather and activity. The reversible puffer jackets also come adaptable and utilise fully premium nylons which reveal differing utility compartments on each side of the jacket.
The Helly Hansen Archive/HH-118389225-202 FW20 collection is available now from the Storm webstore.
In other news, Snow Peak wants to keep you safe with its FW20 “Rescue Edition” collection.
