82% matchWoolrich
Same 19th-c. American outdoor archive, down parkas included
Brand profile
Japan-revived American heritage label making leather-yoked down vests and jackets rooted in 1960s Wyoming cowboy and ski culture.
Similar to Woolrich, Filson, Nigel Cabourn →

The Christy Vest and Jacket are built around a seamless single-piece leather sawtooth yoke, paired with nylon shells, mouton collars and brass studs.
Started in 1960s Jackson Hole for cowboys, skiers and backpackers, shut in the 1980s, and revived in 2005 by Tokyo's 35 Summers, who now make it in Nihonbashi.
Pricing sits well above standard down outerwear, and the label works with Buck Mason, Warehouse & Co. and WILDSIDE YOHJI YAMAMOTO.
82% matchSame 19th-c. American outdoor archive, down parkas included
80% match
76% matchArchive-faithful reissues at collector prices
72% matchThe other 20th-c. American down pioneer, Skyliner lineage
Rocky Mountain Featherbed builds heritage western down outerwear, defined by the seamless single-piece leather sawtooth yoke on its Christy Vest and Christy Jacket. Founded in late-1960s Jackson Hole, Wyoming by Francis "Cub" Schaefer for cowboys, skiers and backpackers, the label closed in the 1980s and was revived in 2005 when Tokyo's 35 Summers Co., Ltd. licensed the name. Production now runs from a Nihonbashi-area Tokyo factory, pairing nylon shells, mouton collars and brass studs. Vests retail around $600-700, with collaborations including Buck Mason, Warehouse & Co. and WILDSIDE YOHJI YAMAMOTO.
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