Simply free outdoors
Whether you’re out on your home circuit in a group or on a summit ridge alone: The One Season is designed to support you. With their timeless design and versatile functionality, these year-round companions will become an indispensable part of your mountain adventures. Less ballast. More freedom.
SECEDA – protective third layer
Clean look, comfort, and reliable protection
Any weather, any activity, any season: The SECEDA line combines reliable protection with exceptional comfort and clean design – in both weatherproof hardshells and comfortable softshells. Durable materials ensure abrasion resistance, while fine merino wool creates an excellent body climate.
Warming second layer
Perfect balance of insulation and breathability
Whether you’re conquering an icy summit or braving the chilly morning hours in the valley, the second layer of The One Season collection provides optimal warmth and breathability. The clever mid-layer with merino wool regulates your body temperature and offers maximum freedom of movement. The minimalist design and sustainable materials guarantee long-lasting quality. Versatile, lightweight and functional – perfect for your next alpine tour.
Backpacks and first layer
The perfect addition to your One Season outfit
The right foundation: out T-Shirts combine Lyocell fibers derived from natural cellulose with soft merino wool for excellent temperature regulation – and pleasant odor control. The TRAVERSE backpack, made from 75% recycled fibers, offers exceptional carrying capacity with superior comfort and outstanding organization thanks to its thoughtful compartment design.
Simply free outdoors.
In a world that never stops, we long for simplicity. By letting go of the unnecessary, we find freedom in what endures — what becomes part of our story, carrying us through every season. Freedom in the essential.
The entire One Season collection
"The One Season is a collection about breaking free from all the overload around us—the stress, the noise, the constant need for more, the excess we accumulate. Our focus was on clarity and ease, on clean design and technical functionality."
Fatima Arezowyee, Designer at ORTOVOX
"It sparked an almost reversed design approach. We focused on reduction, going from more to less. It was interesting to see how we kept letting go of more and more along the way."
Lisa Fließ, Designer at ORTOVOX
Re-shaping the Heritage
The One Season captures what truly matters, both in the mountains and in life: cherishing simplicity, the essentials. It’s all about building a deep connection with friends and nature. That calls for products that exude calm and trust. But minimalism isn’t just about less—it also requires smart design. How can we subtly hide integrated details? How can we reimagine solutions? The zippers, for example, disappear behind flaps.
We also had doubts because ORTOVOX has always had a distinctive design language. No one has done it quite like us. But we realized it was time to move on from many of the elements that used to define our brand’s aesthetic—without losing what makes it iconic.
"The color palette of The One Season is quiet, the design timeless. Yet you feel our heritage."
We played with the signature ORTOVOX lines and geometry, adding a twist. They remain visible in the subtle color blocking and refined graphic elements.
Room for Freedom
The One Season defines a new direction—a direction that brings people together and connects the mountains with the valley. You get the high-tech performance needed in alpine terrain. And you get the style that makes you feel at home in urban surroundings. Minimalist, clean, and crafted to the highest quality standards. Plus, spacious, laid-back cuts that give you the freedom to layer and adjust the fit however you like.
We've put a lot of time and energy into this collection, and the whole team is truly proud. It’s a collection we can see ourselves in—mainly because it’s so clear, so simple. It doesn’t distract, it doesn’t seek attention. It gives us the space to fully immerse ourselves in the experience. And despite—or rather because of—that, these are beautiful, technical pieces.