Marmot × CITY COUNTRY CITY Everywhere releases October 24: insulation, fleece and graphic layers
The sixth collaboration pairs PrimaLoft with Pertex Quantum and extends Polartec 100 to jackets, trousers and caps, linking city and outdoor wardrobes.
A seasonal wardrobe often needs cooperating layers rather than one jacket expected to handle every condition. Marmot and CITY COUNTRY CITY’s sixth collaboration, Everywhere, releases on October 24, 2026, combining insulated outerwear, fleece and graphic long- and short-sleeved T-shirts. The American outdoor brand’s material technology and the Japanese label’s urban perspective are divided across weights and surfaces. The collection’s name does not make each piece suitable for every activity or temperature.
PrimaLoft and Pertex Quantum have different jobs
The insulated jacket combines synthetic PrimaLoft fill with a lightweight Pertex Quantum outer fabric to balance warmth and packing volume. Photographs show a short body, stand collar and fuller shape giving the upper body volume, while a small chest mark leaves attention on the garment. Synthetic insulation should not be described as down; these are different material choices.
The stand collar retains the fuller outer layer’s upper-body volume.
For frequent transitions indoors and out, length, collar shape and storage after removal deserve comparison alongside loft. Pertex and PrimaLoft introduce the specifications, but needs also depend on base layers, temperature and activity. The campaign presents styling rather than a warmth or running test conducted by this publication.
Polartec 100 extends from a pocketed jacket to trousers and a cap
A separate group uses Polartec 100 fleece for a jacket, trousers and cap. Multiple raised pockets add storage and a workwear rhythm to the jacket’s surface, while trousers and headwear continue the fabric. Pieces can form a set or join existing clothing separately. Compared with the fuller insulated jacket, pocket flaps, seams and openings become leading details.
Raised pockets give the fleece jacket another surface rhythm.Pocket flaps, zips and hem make the fleece layer’s details concrete.
The official black cap costs JPY9,350 including tax, with six panels, mesh lining, a rear adjuster and a listed head circumference of approximately 57–59 centimetres. These are Japanese product details for that cap alone, not a price or size for other pieces. A cap can be considered independently from the jacket’s chest branding when choosing a smaller area of collaboration detail.
Graphic T-shirts bring the technical direction into a thinner layer
The long- and short-sleeved T-shirts use a cotton-like, moisture-wicking and quick-drying fabric, with graphics drawn from archive designs. A white long-sleeved top places larger lettering and lines on the front; a black top extends graphics across the back. The lighter layer therefore has its own viewing position. Cotton-like describes feel and should not be turned into a claim of 100% cotton without confirmed composition.
The white long sleeve places archive-inspired graphics on its front.A black top continues the collection’s graphics across its back.
The October 24 release is under way. CITY COUNTRY CITY’s official collaboration cap page offers one product entry, with other pieces’ prices, sizes and stock requiring individual checks. First deciding whether the wardrobe needs insulated outerwear, a fleece midlayer or a thin graphic layer makes Everywhere more useful for the places its wearer actually goes.
