Technical Alpine Fabrics
At Faultline395, we blend alpine-inspired designs with high-performance technical fabrics to craft versatile outdoor clothing. We use a variety of materials with features like water resistance, sun protection, stretch, and breathability. We've chosen them because they are perfect for daily life in the mountains.
Eco-Friendly Fabric
We are excited to introduce our new line of sustainable t-shirts, crafted entirely from recycled and ethically sourced materials. We are now using recycled polyester and Better Cotton Initiative (BCI) cotton in all of our new t-shirts, resulting in exceptionally soft and ethically produced apparel. We actively minimize energy consumption, waste, water usage, and CO2 emissions, ensuring that each t-shirt not only feels premium but also contributes positively to the environment.
Innovative Technology in Headwear
Our outdoor headwear line is crafted using a diverse range of materials, ensuring we create the finest hats and beanies in the industry. We incorporate advanced features such as laser-etched ventilation holes for optimal breathability and ultralight performance fabric for all-day comfort. With striking color combinations and designs inspired by the mountains, our hats are not just functional—they're truly exceptional.
Performance Alpine Apparel
Discover our range of technical outdoor apparel, featuring super stretchy, ultra-breathable, and UV resistant fabrics. While each piece is crafted from unique materials, they all share a common goal: to keep you dry and comfortable whether you're engaged in outdoor activities.....or not. Elevate your wardrobe with gear that performs as well as it looks!
Outerwear
Our favorite product category is outerwear. We specialize in crafting hoodies, jackets, vests, and other essentials designed to keep you comfortable in cold and snowy conditions. From our super soft and comfy ski and snowboard hoodies to our Insulated Work Vests, the goal is to create affordable, functional, and stylish pieces for anyone looking to brave the elements at higher elevations.