Armada Women's Clothing

Frequently Asked Questions

• How do Armada women's garments typically fit, and should I size up for layering?

  Armada uses a classic women's fit with a higher rise and a bit more room through the hips and legs for mobility, and many jackets have a longer, tailored cut. Use the body-measurement size chart (XS–XL) to pick your normal size, but size up if you plan on heavy layering or want extra room for technical midlayers.
• Which Armada women's jacket styles are best for very cold, high-output days versus park and rail sessions?

  For cold, high-output days choose an insulated piece like the Lunara Insulated jacket—its synthetic fill and mesh linings balance warmth and moisture management. For park and rail work, look to pullover/anorak styles like the Bristal Anorak or other streetwear-inspired shells with reinforced cuffs (Schoeller® Keprotec®) and articulated cuts for durability and mobility.
• How does the Lunara Insulated Jacket compare to the Bristal Anorak?

  The Lunara Insulated is a fully insulated jacket built to deliver warmth (synthetic fill) and weather protection for cold conditions, while the Bristal Anorak is a pullover-style, park-friendly option with streetwear styling and reinforced high-wear areas. Lunara is better when warmth is the priority; the Bristal Anorak emphasizes mobility, durability, and a lighter layering approach.
• Are the Mula 2L Insulated pants suited for bootpacking and aggressive all‑mountain use?

  Yes, Mula 2L Insulated pants are designed with articulated patterns and straight-leg, women-specific cuts for mobility, plus cuff reinforcements for bootpack and rail abrasion. Their 2-layer waterproof/breathable construction and synthetic insulation provide weather protection and warmth for cold, active days on the mountain.
• What fabrics and technologies does Armada use for moisture management and durability in women's base layers, socks, and outerwear?

  Armada pairs waterproof/breathable fabrics (commonly 10K/10K two‑layer constructions) and full seam sealing with mesh linings and breathable panels to manage moisture during high-output activity. Base layers and socks use Merino or moisture-wicking blends for odor control and sweat management, and high‑wear zones feature Schoeller® Keprotec® reinforcements and durable face fabrics for long-term abrasion resistance.