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Gore-Tex Laminar coats with a tailored, city-clean line
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Brand profile
Bergen label from T-Michael and Alexander Helle making tailored waterproof coats and ponchos in Japanese recycled-polyester fabrics.

Coats are cut with tailoring methods by bespoke tailor T-Michael, then built with taped seams and breathable membranes rather than shaped like typical shell jackets.
The label was founded in one of Europe's rainiest cities, and its Japanese-milled recycled polyester coats are designed to be worn daily in wet weather.
A hooded poncho-cape hybrid anchors the range, alongside single- and double-breasted rain coats and packable travel styles in grey, navy and black.
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What changes: Italian house with far broader down/puffer range and wholesale scale
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Norwegian Rain makes waterproof outerwear in Bergen, one of Europe's rainiest cities. Ghanaian-Norwegian tailor T-Michael and Alexander Helle apply tailoring methods to technical rainwear, cutting coats from Japanese-milled recycled polyester with taped seams and breathable membranes. Signature pieces include the Raincho, a hooded poncho-cape hybrid, alongside single- and double-breasted rain coats and travel-friendly packable styles in muted grey, navy and black. The pair operate a Bergen store next to T-Michael's bespoke tailoring practice and distribute through Japanese and European specialty retailers.