Rocky Mountain Featherbed

Rocky Mountain Featherbed was founded in the late 1960s in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, as cold-weather workwear for cowboys operating in extreme conditions. The brand became known for its distinctive down construction, leather western yoke cut from a single piece, and a focus on functional warmth with a clear visual identity.

After closing in the late 1980s, Rocky Mountain Featherbed was revived in the early 2000s in Japan following extensive archival research. Today, the brand reproduces its original designs with modern materials and Japanese manufacturing standards, balancing respect for its past with contemporary construction and durability.