As winter truly sets in and demand for coats increases, many people are undoubtedly looking for a "truly practical coat."
This time, we'd like to introduce suits and coats made with "Leda Active," a fabric that boasts both an elegant look and cutting-edge specifications.

Who is "Leda," the company that developed the functional materials?

When discussing the suits and coats we're introducing today, it's essential to mention the fabric manufacturer, Reda. Founded in Biella, Italy in 1865, Reda handles everything from sourcing raw wool to finishing the fabric in-house, producing high-quality fabrics using state-of-the-art spinning equipment.

In recent years, Leda has also focused on developing functional fabrics using wool. They have developed fabrics for clothing worn by astronauts inside spacecraft, as well as "Ice Sense," a fabric that enhances coolness and comfort even in the height of summer.


Leda Active, a functional fabric produced by Leda, was originally known as a fabric collection specifically for sports use, but in recent years it has expanded into the field of business wear such as suits. It has gained great popularity because it is a fabric that encompasses the functions that modern businessmen have been looking for: tough functionality and an elegant appearance.

The "Leda Active" fabric used for the suit features a ripstop finish on the reverse side, similar to that found in military wear, providing high tear strength, wrinkle resistance, and water repellency. The fabric used for the coat also has a polyurethane laminate finish on the reverse side, offering the same functionality as the suit fabric, plus high wind resistance to prevent cold winter winds from entering, breathability to easily release moisture trapped inside the coat, and a function to reduce sweat odor.

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