November Style Guide
Snow Peak Autumn Winter 2026 is available now, and members of our Seattle store team showed us some of their favorite styles during their recent Store Camp event at Manchester State Park. Check out their favorites for a weekend away, paired with styling notes from Connor M., Seattle’s Store Manager.
Look #1: Kyle in Octa Nomad Jacket, paired with the Technical Corduroy Pants
Summary: Kyle is ready for the shifting seasons. On days where warm days meet cold nights, the Octa Nomad Jacket provides the necessary warmth and protection to be comfortable whether in the outdoors or the city.
Camping Style: The Octa Nomad Jacket provides comfortable warmth thanks to its fuzz-fleece liner, plus the lightweight recycled polyester outer, which helps protect the wearer from the wind and light moisture. The Technical Corduroy Pants are incredibly resilient due to a specialized blend of lightweight polyester and nylon that emulate the familiar feeling of Corduroy while providing greater durability and resistance to wear. Together these two garments allow you to feel comfortable, stylish, and ready for any autumn adventure.
Garment Notes: The Octa Nomad Jacket is the perfect mid-layer jacket. Its soft fleece liner provides the wearer with not just technical warmth, but also a soft material that feels more like a blanket and less like a jacket. Fitted with easily accessible pockets, it’s the only layer one needs to grab when heading out of the door or out of the tent.
Look #2: Keyana in Flexible Insulated Zip-Up Parka, paired with the GORE-TEX Rain Pants
Summary: Keyana is prepared for the dramatic shifts in weather that one might encounter when camping on the Puget Sound in October. This combination offers a balanced mix of warmth and protection from sudden rain showers.
Camping Style: The Flexible Insulated series adapts to any scenario. When warm days turn into cold nights, the Flexible Insulated Zip-Up Parka adjusts with you as the PrimaLoft® Silver insulation keeps a staple balance of warmth and breathability. The GORE-TEX Rain Pants not only keep you fully dry when the weather turns, but allow you to adjust the fit, thanks to its full-length side zippers and built-in Velcro hem adjusters.
Garment Notes: The Flexible Insulated series has been a staple apparel capsule, since the line launched in 2014. This year’s collection features a refreshed silhouette with a new design, for a more minimal look that’s easy to wear in any setting, from adventures in the city, days at the office, or a chilly evening at camp.
Look #3: Kai in Hybrid Takibi Adjustable Coat & Takibi Hybrid Pants
Summary: When you're in charge of the campfire, there’s no better series than the Takibi line. The unique blend of flame-resistant Modacrylic and tough nylon gives Kai peace of mind needed when building and maintaining a fire.
Camping Style: The Hybrid Takibi Adjustable Coat is packed with clever technical fabrics and features. While modacrylic works to control sparks from creating holes, its treatment of a titanium oxide-based solvent protects the jacket from smelling like a campfire as it neutralizes and eliminates unpleasant odors by reacting with oxygen and water in the air. The outer coat can be removed when not gathering around the fire to reveal a PrimaLoft® liner that can be worn on its own to keep the wearer comfortable and warm. The Takibi Hybrid Pants follow the same technical features as the coat while also incorporating thoughtful details like horizontal pleated patch-and-flap wraparound pockets for secure storage of essentials and built-in webbing belt.
Garment Notes: The Takibi series is another essential apparel capsule designed to perform in camp and everyday life. Its timeless minimalistic look references heritage design elements from vintage fishing and military garments. The material is incredibly resilient to heavy use and wears even better over time.
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