ヨヒヤミ #スミイロ [41028]

Accies Quinn Yohiyami

■Manufacturer's description quoted.
Evening darkness Dimness shortly after sunset.

. Adjustable hood.
Back protection embroidery
Kimono sleeve
. Deep hooded front to prevent wind and cold from entering.
. Top-to-bottom opening & offset YKK front zip.
Front zip for easy access and ventilation inside the garment.
YKK zips + padded hand pockets.
. Large hand pockets through left and right hand pockets.
Longer length of garment to cover and keep warmth around the waist even when sitting.
Cuff stretch
Hand loop
Drawstring hem

■Materials
Outer fabric: PERTEX QUANTUM 20dn x 20dn, mini ripstop
Lining: PERTEX QUANTUM AIR 20dn x 20dn, stretch, mini-ripstop
中綿：lavalan sport Wool Insulation 90g/m2
Composition: outer and lining 100% nylon, filling 80% wool, 20% polylactic acid.


■Weight: 377g
■Country of origin: China

Thought and creation.
Yohiyami is a sweat-wicking insulation for stagnation.
Even when worn in a state of unsettled perspiration immediately after sinogging, the highly breathable lining and moisture-absorbent wool filling are designed to prevent internal condensation and wet residues.
In comparison, most insulations worn during stagnation use highly insulating materials for both the outer and inner lining to prevent wind and to prevent the cotton from blowing out.
As a result, when worn while sweating, the sweat that is not released to the outside causes condensation.
Insulation is worn to keep the body cool, but it is actually a major contradiction.
This is the main difference between Yohiyami and general insulation.
It has a 90 g/m2 wool filling for cold nights, but don't think of it as a single piece that gives you the best warmth, but rather as an intermediate garment that you can change according to the temperature at any given time to get just the right amount of warmth.

Comfort.
Yohiyami is lined with highly breathable PERTEX QUANTUM AIR, which does not condense the lining even when worn while sweating and effectively passes the perspiration to the wool filling, which has excellent moisture absorption properties.
The perspiration absorbed by the cotton filling is then released out of the outer fabric as water vapour.
Water-repellent lining keeps you dry and exposed even when sweat permeates the fabric.

Dressing.
The Yohiyami with its unique atmosphere will be best suited to the Agulhas skirt, which has a rather unique design.
This is the most typical winter synogogue dressing style.
In addition, in order to maximise the function of the Yohiyami, i.e. not to trap sweat, it is important to layer warm and breathable clothing such as wool or fleece between the base layer and the Yohiyami, instead of layering clothing with high blocking properties = sweat cannot penetrate the layer. The key is to layer warm, breathable clothing such as wool or fleece.

... warmed by large capacity pockets.
Smartphones, mobile batteries, spare batteries, lighters, wet gloves, socks and insoles that would freeze if left outside, which would stop working properly in cold temperature conditions, should be kept warm in a large pocket with a through hole on either side.
This is very important to survive the cold night and to ensure that you are in good synogogue condition the next day.

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