Arc'teryx is a Canadian sportswear brand specializing in the production of out-door clothing. The function is the main initiative: the brand, in fact, through a high technical quality of materials, is aimed at outdoor and high altitude sports, thanks to the excellent performance of the garments. The women’s clothing collection by Arc'teryx, spokesperson of values such as innovation, quality and sustainability, is complete with jackets in breathable and waterproof technical fabric, pants, sweatshirts and dresses made from recycled materials. There are also accessories such as gloves, wool hats, tracking shoes and sports equipment. The men’s clothing collection follows the same thread: starting from the iconic waterproof and fleece jackets, the brand offers a complete wardrobe of thermal t-shirts, trousers, sweatshirts and shorts in cotton. As for men’s accessories you can find winter hats, scarves, gloves, sports shoes and backpacks.
Arc'teryx stands out for its sporty charm and functional aspect: the brand through the use of technological materials with excellent performance, aims to create collections with a time-less design, durable over time. Innovation and the experimental approach, especially in the textile sector, is the key element for the brand. Arc'teryx through the achievement of high quality standards, has rewritten the values and codes of sportswear. Indispensable is the continuous collaboration with partners such as Gore-Tex and Polartec, world giants in the research and production of high-tech materials. The brand is constantly and concretely committed to raising awareness on environmental issues: from the use of sustainable materials to the realization of the Arc'teryx Used Gear program, aimed at the recycling of used clothing. Arc'teryx through its ideology and with the help of contemporary trends has managed to go beyond the confines of the fashion system not only securing a huge success in the streetwear world but boasting collaborations with luxury brands such as Off- White, Jill Sander and Palace.
Arc'teryx has its roots in the mountains, more precisely in North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, where the alpinist Dave Lane founded the brand in 1991. The brand consists of three lines: Arc'teryx, the most commercial, Arc'teryx LEAF inspired by the military and Arc'teryx Veilance introduced in 2009, focused on luxury-outwear. A solid ideology hat, through evolution and experimentation across borders, led the brand to the 'out-door clothing revolution.
