88% matchAztech Mountain
Luxury skiwear built around a hero technical jacket
What changes: Aspen-American resort codes rather than Antwerp minimalism
Brand profile
Australian-Belgian luxury label making minimal, technical ski outerwear — down and PrimaLoft puffers, shells and snow pants — for the slopes and the city.
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The founders came out of Haider Ackermann, Ann Demeulemeester and Claude Maus, and that Belgian minimalism shapes how the down jackets and snow pants are cut.
Down and PrimaLoft puffers, shells, snow pants and technical knits use waterproof, breathable fabrics meant for the mountain as much as the city.
Run between Melbourne and Antwerp since 2016, it sits at the top of the outerwear market and sells through Ssense, Net-a-Porter, Farfetch and Selfridges.
88% matchLuxury skiwear built around a hero technical jacket
What changes: Aspen-American resort codes rather than Antwerp minimalism
84% matchMinimalist Gore-Tex tailoring, mountain tech made urban
What changes: City-only, no snow pants or ski-specific kit
80% matchSki heritage rendered in restrained, wearable lines
What changes: Broader lifestyle range at lower prices
74% matchSealed-seam ski pieces meant for city wear too
What changes: Less fashion-led design, mid-luxury pricing
Templa is an Australian-Belgian luxury outerwear label founded by Rob Maniscalco, Dellano Pereira and Anati Rakocz, who previously worked at Haider Ackermann, Ann Demeulemeester and Claude Maus. The line debuted for fall 2017 and is run between Melbourne and Antwerp. Collections centre on down and PrimaLoft puffer jackets, ski shells, snow pants and technical knitwear built from waterproof, breathable fabrics, cut with minimal, Antwerp-influenced lines. Pieces are designed to work on the mountain and in the city, and sell through Ssense, Net-a-Porter, Farfetch and Selfridges.