How the membrane windbreaker is made

The Yambo membrane windbreaker began with a cloth that holds a defined line and provides protection from wind. Its properties suggested the generous volume and precise proportions of the cut

Side buttons alter that volume, drawing the cloth towards the body or leaving it open. The high neck and deep hood continue the protective line, back ventilation releases excess heat, and a cotton lining separates the membrane from the body

The cloth passport records water resistance above 10,000 Pa. The windbreaker is designed for wind, spray, drizzle, and brief light rain

The relaxed silhouette leaves room for the woollen poncho. The membrane becomes an outer layer, and its ability to hold a line gives the piece its expressive form