Goldwin, a Japanese brand specializing in technical outdoor clothing, has garnered a following in the streetwear scene over its 70-year history. Founded in 1958 by Tosaku Nishida in Tsuzawa (later renamed Oyabe City), the brand initially focused on waterproof hiking apparel before expanding into skiwear and mountain-related activities in the 1960s.

With a steadfast commitment to technology, Goldwin has gained global recognition for the quality of its Japan-made clothing. While perhaps less renowned than North Face, it stands as a model, being one of the first technical sportswear brands to resonate with a broader audience. In reality, Goldwin holds the distribution rights for North Face in Japan and South Korea, along with other timeless streetwear brands, leading to numerous successful collaborations.

Goldwin's latest SS21 collection, ideal for the transitional seasons, continues its tradition of high-quality, Japanese-made technical clothing while introducing a more relaxed lifestyle dimension. The goal of the Spring/Summer 2021 collection is to bridge the gap between nature and urban wardrobes. The brand aims to offer dynamic products, drawing inspiration from skiing with a fluid design emphasizing aerodynamics and the sensation of speed on the slopes.
Influenced by mountain peaks, Goldwin embodies a distinctive philosophy. The Gore-Tex jackets, shirts, and outerwear provide a profound connection with nature, even amidst city life. For instance, the zippered Mountain Dwellers hoodie, available in solid colors, is both windproof and water-resistant, offering a tailored fit and excellent breathability. The entire Goldwin collection represents a wardrobe of exceptional quality.