Arc'teryx Veilance Fall 2013 Collection Overview

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Photography: Neil Bedford
Styling: Stephen Mann
Agency: Assembly

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This video provides an appropriately original overview of the latest Arc'teryx Veilance collection, reflecting a single-mindedness that has been at the brand's core since it first appeared in Fall 2009. It's a quality which has not only seen the collection grow on its own terms with each new season, but consistently forced people to re-evaluate their opinion of the project and clothing alike. In a marketplace filled with judgement, Veilance has risen above this and proven its value beyond question. The Fall 2013 and Spring 2014 collections are among the best the brand has produced to date – aesthetically and technically – and it's a product we look forward to buying and selling season after season.

—Arc'teryx Veilance

Arc'teryx Veilance Windshell Blazer

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—01-04. Made in Canada.

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From the Arc'teryx Veilance Spring '13 collection, the Windshell Blazer is available in a unique Burnished Gold colour from Silver & Gold. An undoubtedly great layering piece, the jacket is designed to be easily stored away, should the weather change or the temperature rise.

—Available at Silver and Gold

Arc'teryx Veilance Sepia Isogon Jacket

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"A densely woven textile provides the structure for the soft, quiet and inconspicuous looking Hooded Jacket design. Despite the significantly lighter weight, it offers a substantial degree of wind and water resistance, aided by the Storm Hood with a laminated visor."

—Available at Inventory Stockroom

A Conversation with Conroy Nachtigall

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—01. Inovation through fabric and design.

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While it's no secret how much we admire the Arc'teryx Veilance brand, it's still nice to see such a well-executed look behind the scenes of the Vancouver based company. Produced by Haven, as part of their ongoing Dialogue series, the film features the thoughts and insight of Veilance's head designer Conroy Nachtigall.

—Dialogue 6

Arc'teryx Veilance Insulator Jacket

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—01. Made in Canada.
—02. Coreloft™ insulation.

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"The insulator jacket is designed to be worn with the Veilance shell jackets, but is equally great on its own as an extremely warm and hardy layer".

—Available at Superdenim

Arc'teryx Veilance Node IS Jacket

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—01. Coreloft Insulation.

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Highlighted in our recent article on the Arc'teryx Veilance collection, the Node IS jacket is one of the standout pieces this fall. The brick colour is especially unique, and its Gore-Tex shell and Coreloft insulated lining make it one of the best jackets for keeping warm this season.

—Available at Haven
—Arc'teryx Veilance Feature

Online Feature: Arc'teryx Veilance Fall '12

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To coincide with its launch, Arc'teryx Veilance designer Conroy Nachtigall explores the key elements of the brand's fourth fall collection, guiding us through the various components that form its foundation, and discussing the technical challenges encountered in bringing these garments to life. To read the feature in full, follow the link below.

—Online Feature: Arc'teryx Veilance Fall '12

Summer Sale Update

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—01. Arc'teryx Veilance Isogon jacket.
—02. Post Overalls Menpolini shorts.

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We recently updated the Summer Sale with three additional brands. You can now find Arc'teryx Veilance, Post Overalls and Epperson Mountaineering for 30% off online and in-store. There are some stand out items such as the Isogon jacket and the Menpolini shorts still available.

—Inventory Stockroom Sale