Accelerated Change
Who We Are
Unparallel and uncompromising quality synonymous with backcountry enthusiasts and industry professionals is our entire reason for being. Driven to explore new possibilities that push boundaries and deliver the next best thing in technical outerwear. We constantly question the why, challenging ourselves to be better. We are passionate about design and obsess over every detail.

Less is More
What We Do

Our ethos revolves around eliminating as many design elements as possible. This process starts at the initial design phase then extends into advanced seamless manufacturing techniques that simplify the process creating a stronger, longer lasting superior product.
As a by-product, sustainability now becomes part of the process without any thought.
Fundamentals
Pillars
01
Purpose
We design for purpose across everything we do. Aesthetics form naturally using radically advanced materials and manufacturing methods that become unique and iconic to each style.
02
Progress
Product launches are not set on a specific timeline rather through progressive innovation, avoiding constraints of unrealistic timelines or seasonal changes.
03
Exclusivity
Skyline is a limited-edition capsule collection breaking the cycle of endless mass production providing an elevated level of exclusivity.
04
Sustainable
Our definition of “eco” does not equal less. Less means more when creating products for life. No fast fashion here.
05
Size Matters
We are a small brand able to adapt quickly, pushing innovation at light speed.
Embracing Bold Ideas and a New Way of Thinking
Meet the Team

Brian Salzgeber
Industrial designer

Frederick Ansara
Creative Director

Hank
Material Specialist
Waste is a Design Flaw
Sustainability
Let’s talk about eco; we think it’s a by-product of good design.
The word “sustainable” can be used to describe a wide variety of things. Skyline will continue to focus on what kind of efforts will advance the consideration for the environment and what will be beneficial for the outerwear industry. We will start by using recycled materials where possible and continue to develop new design and manufacturing processes with a greater awareness of sustainability.