Joma’s new mountain technical apparel collection is designed to adapt to the climate, the level of effort, and every outdoor adventure.
In the mountains, it is essential to keep in mind that every outing is a different adventure. Weather conditions can change at any moment, and the body reacts differently depending on pace, terrain, and altitude. That’s why choosing the right equipment is not only a matter of comfort, but also has a direct impact on performance and safety.
With this idea as a foundation, Joma presents its technical apparel designed to be worn using the layering system—an essential approach to enjoying the mountains in any conditions. Each garment combines cutting-edge technology, lightness, and high performance, becoming an indispensable tool for facing cold, wind, humidity, or sudden temperature changes.
Why is layering so important?
Dressing in layers allows you to adapt to the environment and the level of exertion: adding clothing when temperatures drop, removing it when the body warms up, and combining garments according to weather conditions. This system helps maintain thermal balance and confidently face cold, wind, moisture, or sudden weather changes.
First layer: moisture control
The first layer is in direct contact with the skin, and its function is clear: to keep the body dry. Here, Joma presents the Brama line, made up of thermal garments that offer extreme lightness, seamless design, thermoregulating technology, and optimized ventilation. Their ergonomic, seamless construction provides a natural fit, promotes a second-skin feel, and reduces friction—essential for long routes.
Second layer: heat retention
The second layer, or mid-layer, is responsible for retaining body heat when temperatures drop or wind increases, while maintaining lightness. In this case, fleece garments are perfect allies, as they stabilize body temperature without sacrificing freedom of movement. Joma includes fleeces of different thicknesses and warmth levels in its collection so athletes can choose the option that best suits their needs.
Third layer: protection from the elements
The final layer acts as a barrier against rain, wind, and snow. At Joma, we offer anoraks, waterproof jackets, and padded outerwear designed to handle any situation. These garments incorporate technical features that optimize protection—such as heat-sealed seams, tear-resistant ripstop fabrics, and waterproof membranes—as well as functional details like ergonomic hoods and multi-pocket designs.
However, the true value of the layering system lies in its versatility. Being able to add, remove, or combine garments according to the weather and activity intensity makes the difference between an uncomfortable experience and an unforgettable day in the mountains.