K-Way
French clothing-retail company famous for its waterproof jackets
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K-Way
French clothing-retail company famous for its waterproof jackets
K-Way is a French-Italian brand of waterproof clothing, famous for its nylon windbreaker jacket that fits into a fanny pack, invented in 1965 in the North of France by Léon-Claude Duhamel. After declining, the brand was bought by an Italian company in 2004, then relaunched as a fashionable product, with an increase in the range of items sold.
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K-Way is a French-Italian brand of waterproof clothing, famous for its nylon windbreaker jacket that fits into a fanny pack, invented in 1965 in the North of France by Léon-Claude Duhamel. After declining, the brand was bought by an Italian company in 2004, then relaunched as a fashionable product, with an increase in the range of items sold. The K-Way word has become an antonomasia, a common name which started to broadly define such type of garments.
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