Columbia released its fourth collection in collaboration with outdoor celebrity Takesada Barbecue (Yoshimoto Kogyo).
In addition to new jackets, overalls, cut-and-sewns, and bucket hats, the new lineup will include a collection of accessories with original camouflage patterns.
The jacket is made of TC canvas fabric, which is resistant to fire and has water and oil repellency through Omni-Shield and molecular oil repellency treatment. The front flap pockets have Jacquard tape pulls that are easy to pull out after placing dirty items in them to remove trash debris. Other features include sleeve pockets at both chests and a wood pocket at the waist on the rear side. The gusseted shoulder cuffs also allow for a full range of motion, allowing the wearer to wear it all day without tiring. The price is 24,200 yen.
The overalls are made of T/C 2-way stretch ripstop fabric for both durability and comfort. They are treated with a super water- and oil-repellent finish and have a multi-functional pocket on the chest. The pockets around the waist have a larger gusset to ensure capacity and practicality. Priced at 19,800 yen.
In addition, there are items with a special color “Barbe Camo” with the word Columbia and Takeda Barbeque’s character “Barbea” lurking in the camouflage. The company will also offer eight “Festival Woods” series items that can hold barbecue items, among others.
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