Snowpeak

[Anesthetist]

Snowpeak has been making outdoor goods for decades, but only recently did I discover their clothes line. My search for an anorak has been a bit of an obsession for the last few months and I've considered everything from Duluth Pack's traditional canvas, to Battenwear, to TNF's hyvent popover. I found this model incidentally and it's about perfect for my needs.
From what I've seen, most of the Snowpeak clothing is made in Japan, although a few of the nylon jackets are made in China. Retail on most of their wares is high, but like the rest of their gear the quality is obvious and seemingly justified.

Japanese Fire-Resist Parka (55% Acrylic, 35% Cotton, 10% Aramid mix)
My medium is generously sized but looks good over a tee or an UHF. It is easy to pull on, but snapped side gussets would have been handy. The placket allows for ventilation and the hood fits over a ball cap. I'm very happy to say that the hood doesn't pull my hat back and can also cinch down well. Note all of the really awesome utility pockets on the front of the jacket and although you can't see it there is a large open utility pocket on the right rear.

Closeup of the fabric, branding, and gusseted front pocket

Bartacked hood cinch. I really wish they used grommets on the cinch strings due the lighter fabric weight but I imagine this design will hold up fine.

Beautiful placket detailing and corduroy linings. This same fabric is also on one side of the hand warmer pockets.

I think a lot of work went into designing these elbow reinforcements. It really shows the skill of their sewing department!

Lastly, this is the small bill on the hood.

So as you can probably tell, I'm very pleased with this jacket. It retailed at around $400 but I got it for 50% off on clearance. I do have some worries about long term durability but I think that years of collecting brands like Filson and IronHeart have somewhat spoiled me!
More fit pics to come, I also want to show off the cinch design so stay tuned!

[winterland]

Looks like a great an anorak. Will be interesting to see how fire resistant it is if you are around any winter campfires.
I have had my eye out for an anorak also. People say they are one of the warmest ways to deal with cold weather.
Here is another maker to add to your list. I have been tempted to buy a few of their items.
http://www.empirecanvasworks.com/arcticanorak.htm