Stüssy and Mountain Hardwear Drop a Fourth Round of Gorp-Coded Gear
The capsule which includes a packable jacket, tent and sleeping bag is available now.
Summary
- Stüssy and Mountain Hardwear reunite for their fourth collaborative collection
- The range spans lifestyle apparel and outdoor tech: from a packable shell to a three-person tent
- Co-branded logos and field-tested specs carry across every piece
Stüssy and Mountain Hardwear are back for a fourth collaboration. This time the two California labels have built out a full kit, threading MHW’s engineering through Stüssy’s surf-turned-skate irreverence, which earns its keep in both the backcountry and the city streets.
Leading the apparel portion of the collection is the Kor AirShell Hooded Jacket, a lightweight, packable shell cut from breathable, wind-resistant Pertex Quantum Air 20D ripstop. It stuffs into its own internal envelope pocket, runs YKK zippers with knit tape, and is finished with a co-branded logo lockup at the chest. The short sleeve T-shirt keeps it simple in a variety of colors accented contrast stitching and co-branded hits at the front and back. Topping it off is the Caelum Dome Beanie in 100% merino wool with a microfleece ear band that keeps insulating even when wet.
The hard goods are where things get serious. Stussy puts its spin on the Mountain Hardwear Mineral King Tent, a spacious three-person shelter with a HangTight internal stabilization and 360° gear-hanging system, two dry-entry vestibules, and waterproof taped seams. The Camp 4 Duffle 65L is crafted from 420D carbonate-coated ripstop nylon with removable padded shoulder straps, an internal compression system, and, true to Stüssy form, removable webbing skateboard straps. Rounding out the camp gear, the Bishop Pass 30F Sleeping Bag in Wild Water Floral packs 650-fill RDS-certified down into a water-repellent floral shell, finished with a glow-in-the-dark zipper pull and a collab foot box label.
Stüssy x Mountain Hardwear part four is available now via Stüssy, with prices running from $50 for the beanie up to $400 for the tent.
