
Mode 01 / Outdoor
After-dark exploration
Ventilated underarm zips, reflective trims, packs into a fist for a 4 a.m. start.
Aurora Shell is a 3-layer Dermizax™ technical jacket engineered to dissolve the line between your morning commute and your weekend ridge. 20K waterproof. 10K breathable. Seven pockets. One uniform for everywhere you go.
Either it survives the rain on the ridge but looks ridiculous on the train. Or it looks sharp at brunch but soaks through the moment a cloud opens. We were tired of owning two jackets to do one thing well.
Old-school 2L laminates feel like cardboard the moment you raise your arms. We engineered 4-way stretch into a 3L construction so the jacket moves with the wearer, not against.
Phone, transit card, gloves, energy bar, Airpods, ID, beanie. Seven things, seven dedicated pockets — each placed where your hand actually lands.
We rebuilt the silhouette — clean shoulder, articulated sleeve, urban hem length — so it sits right under a blazer or over a base layer at 4,000m.
Every fabric, zipper, and seam was specified at the level of high-altitude expedition kit — then tailored back into a silhouette that doesn't shout outdoor at the office.
Tested to withstand 20-meter water column pressure — the threshold for sustained alpine storm exposure. Every seam fully taped with 13mm seam tape.

10,000 g/m²/24h MVTR vents body heat from skin track climbs without a clammy aftertaste.
Toray's PU-based membrane outflexes ePTFE rivals — softer hand, quieter rustle, identical waterproof ceiling. The membrane that pros pick when GORE feels too rigid.
Most 3L shells lock you in. We engineered mechanical stretch into the warp and the weft — so reaching, climbing, and shouldering a pack feel like a softshell.
Two chest, two hand, one inner secure, one sleeve transit, one back ventilated. We tested 14 layouts across 6 weeks of commute + ski testing.
Tri-axis adjusters and a rolled brim accept everything from a beanie to a full alpine helmet without compromising peripheral vision.
The Dermizax™ face fabric isn't spec sheet folklore. We put it through the abuse a daily uniform actually meets — knife edges, grit, rock, pack straps — before we ever taped a seam.

Razor blade dragged across panel at 45°. Outer face shows scratch line; membrane stays intact.

Coarse-grit cycle for 8,000 rotations. No fiber pilling, no membrane delamination at the contact zone.

Loaded shoulder pulled across rough concrete and granite. Surface recovers; no snag, no thread pulls.
We didn't build a "do-it-all" jacket. We built four jackets that happen to share a body. Pick the version that matches your week — or get all four without changing layers.




We benchmarked against the jackets we actually owned and respected. Here's the honest version — no asterisks.
Aurora — the light you only see at the edge of the map. The clearest sky comes after the harshest night.
Shell is our third release. The first two — the Cirrus Puffer and the Cargo Pack — shipped to 9 countries and pulled in just over $100K from people who paid in advance. We're small on purpose. No webstore. No retail. The waitlist is how you get in.
"Backed the Cirrus in ’24. Took it to Hokkaido at -22°C and forgot I was wearing a jacket. Already on the Shell waitlist — same team, same trust."
"Looks like Veilance, prices like a college kid can swing it. Whatever the markup story is on the $700 shells — it’s not the fabric. Spec sheet alone got me onto the waitlist."
"The Cargo Pack is a year old and still my daily bag — the stitching, the pocket logic, all of it. If Shell is built the same way, the waitlist is the easiest yes I’ve made."
Joining the waitlist locks early-access pricing on the tier you pick — no charge today. We email you a private checkout link the week production opens. First batch ships globally.