Rocky Mountain

Rocky Mountain Featherbed (RMFC) was born in the late 1960s in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Inspired by Native American leather capes, the brand created cold-weather garments for cowboys working in harsh winter conditions. With its signature seamless single-piece leather yoke and the warmth of a featherbed, RMFC quickly gained a reputation for its unique blend of function and beauty. In 1974, the brand introduced a groundbreaking mountain parka using GORE-TEX®—one of the most advanced materials of the time. While it led innovation in outdoor wear, RMFC eventually faded out of the market by the late