Páramo, the British brand of recyclable outdoor clothing created in 1992 by Nick Brown, founder of Nikwax waterproofing and cleaning products for technical outdoor gear, has launched a new collection of outdoor apparel made with Nikwax' new so-called Duology technology. It consists of a windproof and PFC-free outer layer and a PFC-free inner layer made of fleece. The two layers can be worn separately depending on weather conditions.
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