Columbia reopens an iconic chapter of its Pacific Northwest heritage with the "Heritage Sauvie Sky"collection. Inspired by the wetlands of Sauvie Island, migratory landscapes, and Oregon's hunting culture, it reinterprets the brand's historic outdoor DNA through pieces designed for today. The collection reimagines hunting apparel codes with a lifestyle approach. Bombers, utility jackets, vests, fleeces, guide pants, and graphic t-shirts adopt cleaner silhouettes and contemporary proportions. The palette blends tobacco browns, glaze yellows, muted neutrals, and touches of hunter orange, bridging the aesthetic of vintage outdoor gear with current trends in urban camo and utility wear.

A standout piece in the collection, the "Sauvie Sky" Quad Parka revisits an iconic 1988 silhouette originally designed for duck hunters in the Oregon wetlands. This new version retains its utility identity and camouflage aesthetic while incorporating contemporary technologies, such as Omni-Tech waterproof protection and a versatile interchange system. The Sauvie Sky bomber, priced at 190 euros, is a key addition to this line.

The visual world draws directly from the island's landscapes, featuring archival waterfowl photography, marsh vegetation, and traditional camouflage patterns transformed into contemporary graphics. The exclusive Delta Marsh print evokes the reeds and waterways of Sauvie Island, while the duck-camo patterns pay homage to the brand's most authentic outdoor roots.

The "Sauvie Sky" collection is available now at Columbiasportswear.fr.