Ha-De-Ron-Dah Winter Parka | American-Made Cold Weather Protection

Ha-De-Ron-Dah is the Iroquois word from which “Adirondack” descends. It was given to the people who knew these mountains in winter, who understood what the cold demanded and built their lives to meet it.

We spent two years developing this parka for that same severity. The shell is constructed from ninety-four percent recycled polyester with a PFC-free water-repellent finish. Beneath it, a recycled fleece barrier and our proprietary TahawusTec™ insulation, a fill that outperforms traditional down in wet conditions and carries none of the ethical concerns. The removable hood is trimmed with sustainably harvested coyote fur. The interior lining uses an antimicrobial cotton-yak blend at the neck for warmth against the skin.

The result is a parka rated to zero degrees Fahrenheit, fully waterproof and windproof, with five pockets and a fully adjustable hood system. It is the warmest and most responsible piece of outerwear we know how to make.

Cut and sewn in New York State.