The Storm King Parka marks the launch of Outlier’s Supermarine Cotton collection. “Highly water resistant, extremely breathable and made of the longest Egyptian staple cotton available,” Supermarine Cotton can be seen as “the pinnacle of cotton technology,” a comfortable and wearable rainy day fabric. The jacket includes full sleeve zippers, half pit zips, full view hood and a front RiRi Aquazip for optimal functionality. Available January 19, 2011 via the Outlier Webshop for $650 USD.

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Brooklyn-based, cycling-focused label Outlier team up with shoe maker Feit for the Supermarine, a bike-specific sneaker that follows Outliers commitment to functional, wearable gear, with a casual form and waterproof exterior. For more info, visit Outlier-Feit.

In an interesting collaboration, New York Store DQM hooked up with cycling apparel company Outlier on a ripstop cycling jacket. The jacket comes in three colorways with a bunch of functionality.

“Made within the city limits of New York, the jacket is fabricated with Japanese 32 gram poly ripstop, is completely windproof, features functional reflective hits on the front and back, and is packable into itself. The jacket is available in black, red and tan and is exclusive to the DQM store.”

Check out detailed images of all three colorways of the packable jacket after the jump.

Outlier has teamed up with Wurst Editions and Emily’s Pork Store to drop the Wurst Outlier Shorts collaboration.

The Wurst Outlier Sausage Pack. A pair of limited edition Wurst Outlier Shorts, plus both a hot and a sweet sopressata from Brooklyn’s finest sausage pushers, Emily’s Pork Store. Made from a special Sweet Blue version of our classic 4Season fabric, these shorts feature an elegant folded cuff, front watch pocket and sausage toned rear pocket button. Limited edition of 45 Shorts. $139.99 and available in the United States only.

The Wurst Outlier Shorts – Vegan Discount Version. Just like the Sausage Pack only without the sausage! These shorts are ready for anything, the fabric breathes, stretches and repels water, dirt and beer like it ain’t no thing. The quick drying, self-cleaning fabric is ready for any barbeque regardless whether you like to get down with the meat or not. $129.99 and available for shipment to most of the world.

Now available via Outlier.

Brooklyn-based Outlier introduces their Spring 2010 Collection. Made in New York City, Outlier offers a selection of tough, water resistant canvas pants, a braided leather keychain (in collaboration with ML Brown & Company,) and some crisp, ultrafine merino tops. For cyclists by cyclists. Available now via Outlier.

Take a leap for more from the Outlier Spring 2010 Lookbook.

Newly released from Outlier are the Wool Lotus Trouser and Cap. Wool just happens to be a traditional cycling fabric (and dress pant fabric to boot), and Outlier have supplied the performance portion in the form of a Lotus treatment that keeps them dirt and water resistant. The cap is lined in a cotton and poly and produced by Victor Osborn. (via selectism).

Back in September we previewed the performance tailored trouser from Outlier. Built for commuting, staying dry and looking good, Outlier’s pants are part of a wonderful trend towards fully functional garments that translate well between the morning ride and the morning meeting. Constructed of Schoeller 3xDry fabric, these are ready for action and finally available company direct.

Further views of the Outlier Performance tailored pant after the jump.