A true piece of snowboard and streetwear history. The Burton iDiom line was the brainchild of a collaboration between Burton Snowboards and Hiroshi Fujiwara of Fragment Design — a pioneer in blending high-performance outerwear with elevated, fashion-forward aesthetics.
Launched exclusively in Japan, iDiom pieces were produced in extremely limited quantities and designed with uncompromising technical features: pit zips, taped seams, waterproof zippers, and precision tailoring. Fujiwara and Staple Design brought in bold, original patterns rarely seen on performance-driven snowboard outerwear.
This particular model — the 2.5L “False Lily” Jacket from FW ’08–’09 — is one of the most sought-after prints from the line, clad in an all-over green Lily pattern. It’s a size Large, brand new with tags, and even includes the original carry case — making it collector-grade condition.
Original MSRP was $500 in 2009. Now nearly impossible to find in this condition.
2 pull tab plastic pieces have broke off, affecting nothing.
