Selected by the Ministry of Textiles, Government of India, under the National Technical Textiles Mission (NTTM).
Kailyx apparel is developed to hold its integrity where most gear fails — sub-zero cold, relentless wind, thin air. Every material choice starts with one question: what happens above 5,000 metres.
Durable high-altitude clothing engineered to withstand extreme weather conditions — where comparable gear compromises on weight, warmth or protection.
Fully sealed construction blocks wind at ridgeline exposure.
Insulation engineered to hold heat in sub-zero conditions.
Maximum protection without unnecessary bulk or weight.
Durably waterproof, reliably breathable in any condition.
Articulated construction built for technical terrain.
Abrasion resistant fabrics built to outlast the expedition.
- Hydrophilic treatment for quick moisture transport
- Antimicrobial properties
- Soft next-to-skin comfort
- High performance nonwoven insulation
- Engineered for extreme cold
- Antimicrobial properties
- Breathable PU coating
- Water repellent and water proof
- Abrasion resistant, UV protective
Multi-layer construction with a hydrophilic inner, thermal insulation from animal fibres, feathers or goose down in the middle, and a water-barrier outer layer.
Inner layer with excellent wicking for quick moisture transport, a specially developed thermal-bonded nonwoven insulation layer, and an outer layer engineered for water proofing, UV resistance and breathability.
Multi-layer, high-performance, lightweight sports gear for high-altitude application, built with sustainable elements.
Between an outdoor temperature that can fall to -35°C and a skin temperature of +35°C, the jacket manages five distinct micro-climate zones — stepping the temperature down layer by layer instead of exposing the body to the full gradient at once.
- Water proof breathable coated, abrasion resistant, UPF 30 outer nylon fabric
- Protective spun-bound SMS layer for insulation
- Patentable thermal insulation layer
- Protective spun-bound SMS layer for insulation (inner side)
- Hydrophilic, antimicrobial micro denier polyester fabric
The human body loses heat through radiation, convection, conduction and evaporation. Kailyx's construction is engineered specifically around the two largest sources of loss.
At altitudes above 2,400 metres, temperature drops roughly 15–16°C per 1,000ft of elevation, alongside higher precipitation, stronger wind, lower air pressure, reduced oxygen and more intense UV radiation — the exact conditions Kailyx apparel is engineered to withstand.
Kailyx's technical development has been selected under the GREAT Scheme by the Ministry of Textiles, Government of India, under the National Technical Textiles Mission — guided by Technical Advisor Aniket Bhute, a Chartered Textile Engineer specialising in technical textiles, nonwovens and thermal insulation.
Meet The Team →Domestic demand for high-altitude technical clothing outpaces domestic production, with most performance gear currently imported from the USA, Canada, Australia, Switzerland, Italy and the UK.