NANGA HINOC RIPSTOP

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NANGA HINOC RIPSTOP is a product series from Nanga, a Japanese outdoor brand. Nanga was incorporated in 1990, with origins tracing back to Yokota Sewing in 1941. HINOC RIPSTOP uses the flame-retardant material “HINOC,” blended with aramid fibers, in a ripstop weave. The series focuses on innerwear, outerwear, and pants that combine durability against campfires and abrasion with designs suited to urban use.

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The series offers apparel made with the proprietary flame-retardant material “HINOC,” blended with aramid fibers, combining durability for confident wear around campfires with suitability for urban use.

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1994
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A series focused on durability for use around campfires

NANGA HINOC (HINOC RIPSTOP) is the name of a series centered on HINOC, a flame-retardant m

NANGA HINOC (HINOC RIPSTOP) is the name of a series centered on HINOC, a flame-retardant material adopted and developed by NANGA. According to the official description, it uses aramid-blend ripstop fabric designed to enhance durability around campfires and against abrasion, and its ongoing lineup includes inner down garments, down pants, outerwear, and other items. It is positioned as a function-oriented derivative line whose uses and specifications are clearly differentiated from other series that prioritize light weight or waterproofness.

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