Stormtech is a Canadian brand that specializes in designing and manufacturing high-performance outdoor apparel, accessories, and bags for men and women.
Founded in 1977 in Vancouver, British Columbia by Blake Annable
Started as a small family business selling waterproof bags for the sailing community
Expanded their product line to include technical outerwear and accessories for various outdoor activities
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Stormtech's waterproof jackets are designed to keep you dry and comfortable in a range of outdoor activities. They feature a range of technical features like waterproof and breathable materials, adjustable hoods, and taped seams.
Stormtech's bags and backpacks range from daypacks to duffel bags, and are designed to be durable and functional for outdoor use. They feature multiple compartments and pockets, padded straps for comfort, and rugged materials.
Stormtech's athletic wear is designed for a range of outdoor activities, from running to hiking. They feature moisture-wicking materials, quick-drying fabrics, and reflective accents for visibility.
Stormtech products are designed in Canada and manufactured in countries like China, Vietnam, and Bangladesh.
Stormtech jackets are designed to be functional in a range of weather conditions, but how warm they are will depend on the specific jacket and the weather conditions. They do have some heavy-duty insulated jackets for very cold weather.
Yes, Stormtech makes a line of waterproof jackets that are designed to keep you dry during wet weather.
It's recommended to follow the specific care instructions for your jacket, but most Stormtech jackets can be machine washed and tumble dried on low heat.
Yes, Stormtech offers a warranty on all of their products. The warranty varies depending on the specific product, but typically covers manufacturing defects and workmanship issues.
