Durable Technical Climbing Apparel from France Did you know that a small team in Lyon has redefined climbing trousers, creating pairs so tough and flexible
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Did you know that in the tiny village of Gällstad – Sweden’s historic knitwear capital – one family has been handcrafting wool garments in the
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Founded in 1887 in Larvik, Norway, by Jacob Jacobsen as a knitwear factory, Brynje pioneered the revolutionary mesh “string vest” in the 1950s in collaboration with Henrik Brun. Still family-owned after more than 130 years, production is today 100 % European (primarily Poland), keeping the carbon
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100% made in Czech Republic & Slovakia • since 1997 • VISIT BRAND Price Sustainability Availability €€€ (Premium) ★★★★★ Online and shops Did you know
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Did you know that the average climbing chalk bag travels further than most climbers do in a year? Sierra keeps the journey to under 10 km – from fabric to finished product, all inside Barcelona. As part of inspiring European consumers to buy local for a sustainable Europe…
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In an age when most outdoor brands chase cheap overseas labour, one Italian family is still making every flagship boot in the very same factory
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Did you know that a single trail run can uncover more plastic litter than you’d expect from a city skip? Can-Guru transforms that grim reality
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During my first hike in Iceland in Iceland I used a Piramid tent. Heavy winds and pooring rain. But five minutes later I was dry,
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The tiny Esbit tablet – invented in Germany in 1936 – is still one of the lightest, most reliable ways to boil water outdoors, and
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Roselli’s Ultra High Carbon (UHC) steel is recognised as one of the hardest in modern knife-making, capable of holding an edge through the toughest tasks
