Orage skiwear features Thermore
Thermore has partnered with Canadian skiwear brand Orage for its FW 2026 collection, choosing three references from the thermal insulation specialist from high loft styles to stretch enhanced fillers. Thermore Freedom, the insulation that offers the most freedom of movement, was chosen for a ski set made from a two-way stretch fabric.
For puffy styles, Orage chose to use Thermore’s Ecodown Fibers that offer a loft equivalent to 660-fill-power down, the company said. A Polar Down Hooded Jacket for men and women pairs Thermore Ecodown Fibers with a Pertex Quantum Light Taffeta shell made from 100% recycled nylon.
Other styles integrate several references to offer targeted warmth and performance. Orage’s Glades Hybrid Insulated Jacket offers body-mapped performance with Thermore Ecodown placed on the upper body, shoulders and hood, and Thermore Classic 60 g on sleeves, underarms, side seams and lower body.
All Thermore references are made from 100% recycled polyester.
“Each Thermore insulation was selected for its unique performance strengths, allowing Orage to create jackets and pants that deliver comfort, warmth and confidence on the slopes all season long,” commented Laura Beachy, Thermore’s head of marketing and communications. Fred Dorais, head designer for Orage, added that “Thermore gave us the freedom to design around the skier, not the insulation. Stretch where you move, warmth where you need it, and all of it
recycled.”
Photo courtesy of Thermore & Orage
