Quality first, there is always a better way
Versatile, streamlined, insulated, lightweight, and weather resistant are some of the qualities built into Arc'teryx clothing and gear
There is always a better way
Arc’teryx began in 1989 when a rock climber in the Canadian Coastal Mountains was so unhappy with his climbing gear he decided to build his own. Eventually the company expanded to include outdoor outwear.
The Coast Mountains have continued to provide both inspiration and rugged testing ground for Arc’teryx gear and clothing. “The only way to build the right gear for this environment was to build the company in this environment” and so the design, engineering and testing center continues to be located in North Vancouver.
Design | Craftsmanship | Performance
Arc’teryx is one of the most technical and highest quality producers of outdoor wear anywhere.
As an example, an Alpha SV jacket will take 4 hours 38 minutes to make and will come into contact with 65 different operators. All garments go through a rigorous inspection program, with a third of all products being randomly tested for quality and waterproofness.
Arc’teryx’s mission, to use the lightest and most durable fabrics in its’ products, has led to partnerships with two of the worlds leading outdoor wear textile manufacturers. The leader in waterproof textiles is undoubtedly Gore-Tex, the two companies have worked together on researching and developing new, progressive fabrics that perform whilst withstanding the beating Arc’teryx’s mountain athletes put them through.
Technical outdoor functionality, comfort and durability brought to everyday designs.
Versatile, streamlined, insulated, lightweight, and weather resistant are some of the qualities built into Arc'teryx clothing and gear
Arc'teryx's research and development of lamination processes between materials is unparalleled. They use laminated processes within the production of their outerwear and hard goods and permanently bond the layers of material by use of heat, pressure or adhesives. The benefit of this lamination technology is that the end product benefits from being much lighter and more durable than counterparts that use seams to join layers together. So where weight and durability is a key factor, laminated garments are the only choice.
Arc'teryx's mission to use the lightest and most durable fabrics in its' products has led to partnerships with two of the worlds leading outdoor wear textile manufacturers. The leader in waterproof textiles is undoubtedly Gore-Tex, the two companies have worked together on researching and developing new, progressive fabrics that perform whilst withstanding the beating Arc'teryx's mountain athletes put them through.
Arc'teryx garments are made with attention to the ergonomics of their apparel. Not just how the item looks when stationary but how it reacts when at full use. Their jackets for example feature arms that are positioned further forward to prevent sleeves riding up too far or pull the jacket tight against your back when lifting your arms. Their trousers do not pull tight on your thigh or lift excessively when raising your leg. This results in a full freedom of movement when wearing Arc'teryx gear that provides a great feeling of liberty and comfort.
We have the most diverse team of people of any company in the world
Dialogue, Discussion, Diplomacy
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Named after the first animal to develop the flight feather, Arc'teryx too has been pushing back the limitations placed upon us by the extremes of climate and weather, especially at altitude. Their logo adorns the chests of extreme Alpine athletes and wildlife cameramen alike, and they are regarded as one of the most technical and highest quality producers of outdoor wear there are.
The logomark of Arc’teryx is a graphic representation of the Archaeopteryx, the first animal to develop the feather for flight. The Archaeopteryx was a revolutionary creature and is an appropriate symbol for Arc’teryx which set out to revolutionize the world of performance outerwear.
Arc’teryx keeps improving their products through a combined approach of consulting with avid mountaineers, skiers, climbers and hikers as well as looking seriously at product failures to update the engineering.
By using the best quality materials with the best methods of stitching and lamination products last longer for a smaller environmental impact.
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