Outerwear for the long Canadian dark. Made from recycled and bio-based materials, heated by graphene, and lit by your own movement. Every light means something — clothing that lights up with function.
Join the waitlistTen pieces. One light language across all of them.
We don't promise to charge your phone from a walk — physics says no. A phone needs watts; clothing harvests microwatts to milliwatts. That's exactly enough to make your garment talk in light.
When two different materials touch and separate — sleeve on torso, heel on ground — charge transfers (the triboelectric effect). Graphene-coated textile layers collect it. Output: microwatts to low milliwatts while moving.
Warm skin vs. −25°C air is a big temperature gap. Thermoelectric patches turn that gap into a small, steady trickle — the colder it is, the more you make. Enough for sensors, not heaters.
Thin graphene-ink heating film spreads warmth evenly and flexes with fabric. Heating takes watts, so it runs from a small removable USB-C battery you charge at home — and pull out before washing.
Harvested energy fills a tiny buffer cell that drives efficient LEDs at low duty cycle plus temperature, light and motion sensors. Each colour has one meaning across the whole line.
Shells, fleece and fill from recycled nylon, polyester and down. No virgin petro-fabrics where a recycled one exists.
Mycelium leather, kapok and cattail insulation, merino, natural lichen dyes, PFAS-free water repellency.
Batteries and light modules unclip for washing, repair and end-of-life recycling — the fabric and the tech are separated by design.
One shell, swappable layers. Buy less, layer more, repair forever. Take-back program planned at launch.
Waitlist coming soon. Drop your email and we'll let you know when the first drop lands.