German Techwear.

German Techwear thinks functionality from a weather perspective: water-resistant fabrics, clear cuts, urban view from Berlin. Less show, more practicality — tech that withstands everyday life.

Techwear with a German touch

The German interpretation of Techwear is straightforward. Muted colors, carefully considered pockets, fabrics that withstand rain and cold months. Style doesn't seek attention but reliability. The broader context is shown in our Techwear mainline.

How to wear German Techwear in everyday life

We build the outfit in layers: waterproof jacket over technical top, paired with straight-cut pants. Black and charcoal carry the look, olive detail breaks it. How this works in setup is explained in our Techwear Guide.

What we gather here

The selection includes waterproof jackets, cargo pants, technical tops and accessories with function. For those seeking futuristic contrast, find it in Y2K Techwear.

Frequently asked

What does techwear mean?

Techwear is most easily translated as technical clothing. By it is meant clothing made from functional, often water-resistant materials with carefully considered details like soldered seams and utility pockets.

What counts as Techwear

Clothing that places function at the center counts as Techwear: water-resistant fabrics, technical closures, freedom of movement and usually muted color image. Jackets, pants and layering pieces form the core.

What makes German Techwear stand out

German Techwear is the straightforward, everyday version. It emphasizes weather resistance, clear cuts and muted tones — tech for everyday urban life, not the runway.