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Isaora Fall/Winter 2009 Collection

05 March 2009, 21.45 | Posted in Fashion, snowboarding | 7 comments »

isaora fall winter 2009 collection front Isaora Fall/Winter 2009 Collection

Today we bring you a first look at new brand Isaora, the first high end, snowboard inspired apparel line. We have seen high end lines in the ski circus, and from a technical stand-point we of course already get lots of good gear from the existing players in the snowboarding market. Nevertheless the approach by Isaora is refreshing and new – snowboarding apparel that looks good both on and off the slope.

Isaora stays away from strong colors, which is a first distinction between them and most of the rest of the market. Furthermore they use innovative fabrics and all their goods come with really clean cuts, almost like a Dior Homme for snowboarders.

After the jump you can have a look at the Isaora debut collection for Fall/Winter 2009/10.


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7 comments
  1. are those creative recs in the first pic?

  2. great great pieces

  3. ESPionage..?:

    Yes Drew there all Black Patent Hi-Tops…

  4. jamie:

    this “high fashion” approach to snowboarding has already been done. people aren’t willing to pay $900 for a snowboard jacket. sorry, but you won’t be seeing this brand around in a few years.

  5. drkshdw:

    jamie my misinformed friend…check the retail prices…nowhere near the $900 mark. Anycase, I think you rather miss the point.

  6. m9ride:

    Jamie jam – Retail prices range from $150 – $650.

  7. jhonjonmcFpants:

    nice web picks?

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