Kandahar Polo Anorak the turtleneck became a staple

the turtleneck became a staple layer of clothing for the high west rustlers of the Rockies cutting the first trails on iconic mountains such as Vail

The 30’s 40’s and 50’s were decades of smart wardrobes comprised of posh layers of collared shirts

It represented the nation’s emerging alpine identity

Crafted with ultra soft 100% cashmere Italian yarns and employing traditional design sensibilities

Kandahar Polo Anorak the turtleneck became a staplePerhaps the most traditional piece of sport equipment ever created, the Polo Shirt has been a staple of the Gentlemen Skier's wardrobe since the late 1800's where its presence migrated to the mountains from Britain's posh green grass tennis courts and private polo grounds. Further guiding this garment transition was a passionate skier and alpinist named Sir Alfred Lunn, who as a child & young man came to love the Swiss Alps and more specifically the