Engineered to cool
Japanese breakthrough fabric technology engineered to cool you by 15°F. The harder you push, the harder it works. Trusted by professional athletes and workers across Japan - now available in the USA.
Japanese breakthrough fabric technology engineered to cool you by 15°F. The harder you push, the harder it works. Trusted by professional athletes and workers across Japan - now available in the USA.
Japan experiences some of the most extreme heat on earth. So we engineered our way out of it. A revolutionary fabric born in Japan, refined in its harshest conditions and trusted by professional athletes and workers.
Independent lab testing vs. standard fabric at 91°F skin temperature
Highest contact-cooling score against industry leading brands with a Q-Max score of 0.317
Retains 70-80% cooling performance after 50 washes. Most cooling wear fades in weeks.
Verified • NPO Research Institute of conditioning science
Sweat triggers the cooling. The harder you work, the cooler you get.
Pulls heat away from your skin through a chemical reaction, not just airflow.
Lab-tested to keep temps lower, longer. Run further. Work harder.
Two natural compounds that react with moisture to draw heat from your skin.
Confirmed by NPO treadmill study and OP-B lab test methodology. Cooling sensation scores increased as exercise duration and perspiration increased.
Cooling compounds are layered onto the fabric that reacts the moment moisture and heat become present.
An endothermic reaction pulls heat directly from your skin.
Movement and airflow accelerate the effect. The harder you push, the more it cools.
FREEZETECH wearers ran faster and longer before reaching exhaustion with skin temperatures measurably lower throughout.
Worn and trusted by leading sports organizations, professional teams, and retailers in Japan. Now bringing that same technology to the US market.
FREEZE TECH technology is available for collaborations, uniform programs, and co-development partnerships. Built in Japan. Ready for anywhere heat is a challenge.