K-Way

Duhamel, sitting at the bar watching the rain in Paris, had the idea of using the fabric of an umbrella, nylon, to make a windproof jacket.

Thus was born K-Way, which soon became an iconic word known and used around the world to indicate the type of product designed. K-Way garments are made of special nylon that doesn't crease, takes up very little space and can be stored in its own pocket, which becomes a practical bag with a stretch belt to carry everywhere, comfortably.

The real fortune of those garments that are not only very practical, but also colorful, comes between the seventies and eighties, when fashion discovers bright colors, sportswear everywhere and technical but cheerful fabrics.