Inspired by the men and women of Alaska's 210th Rescue Squadron, Parajumpers (or PJS) produce a range of technical performance outerwear. Whether it's ships adrift at sea, rock-climbers stuck atop a 4,000m peak, or submariners sunk at unimaginable depths, the 210 RQS are called to intervene. PJS jackets and coats are made of a hard-wearing nylon, with a removable down-padded lining and a fur-trimmed hood. The collar fastens with a hook used in parachuting, whilst a large, zipped multi-cargo pocket contains a further three pockets designed for carrying accessories such as iPods, GPS devices, and mobile phones.