Berbers, the nomadic people of the Sahara Desert, cover their entire body with cloth to protect their skin from the sun's heat. This is not only for protection, but also to reduce the heat by blocking out the sunlight. One of the reasons for this is the difference in temperature between the cold and the warmth, which is about 20 degrees Celsius lower at night.

We focused on this life wisdom of the Berber people and created a jacket with a fan on the back.
Boostorg draws air in throughout the garment and sends outside air around the neck, where there are large blood vessels, to cool it. Long sleeves and a hood cover the entire body to prevent excessive evaporation of body moisture from the sun.
The material used is light and strong nylon. This water-repellent material repels light rain.

We are modern-day garment that brings new possibilities into fashion and questions the changing environment of society.

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