“As each Arc’teryx store opens, we get clarity on what the community is looking for when it comes to product, experiences, and education,” said Delaney Schweitzer, Chief Commercial officer. “In 2021, our stores hosted over 37,000 guests participating in community events, both virtual and in-person, from running to climbing and circular design. We will continue to open stores by using consumer insights, in-depth community input, consideration of nearby amenities in core sports, and listening to our team on the ground to determine where we open and how to best serve our guests.”
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Arc’teryx plumbed the depths of its archives to source and spruce up 10 vintage jackets for an exclusive capsule on Grailed, the Goat-backed men’s wear community marketplace curating contemporary, streetwear and coveted designer brands. Through ReBird, its seven-month-old circular platform repairing and reselling items in need of a fix, the Canadian adventure-wear brand’s experts carefully “hand-restored” garments plucked from collections launched as much as two decades ago.
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Arc’teryx has partnered with Grailed for an exclusive sale of 10 rare archival pieces. The sale covers vintage one-of-one pieces from past collections dating back to 2001 that have been fully restored through Arc’teryx’s ReBird Program. Each piece will be sold for the same price it was sold for retail at launch. All proceeds from the sale will be matched by Grailed and go towards Climbers of Color, a non-profit that aims to promote diversity, equity, and inclusion in the climbing and mountaineering community by providing supportive mentorship, technical training, and access to resources such as gear and scholarships. Each piece in the sale has been restored using proprietary raw materials and reconstructed to the brand’s strict standards. The 10 heritage pieces include the Sidewinder SV, Beta AR, Theta AR, Gamma AR, and Alpha SV jackets from the years 2001-2006. Today, the pieces will be displayed at Arc’teryx’s new ReBird Service Center at 547 Broadway in SoHo before being available on Grailed tomorrow.
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We are now living in a post-Adrien Brody’s character on Succession wearing six layers of gear to go on a stroll society. Gorpcore—the trend of sporting technically-minded outdoor apparel as everyday wear, no campsites required—has made it to the big leagues. And it's not just on TV—now one of its leading brands is officially entering into the high-fashion fold.
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When it was announced late last year that Jil Sander would be linking up with Arc’teryx for Fall/Winter 2021, rumors began to circulate around the world of fashion as to what the pair’s debut collaboration could look like. Eleven months on and the wait could almost be over, with the sportswear-infused capsule reportedly set to be dropping later this month.
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As a brand that makes outdoorsy gear for people who love nature, Arc’teryx has put an emphasis on circularity and sustainability. In May, the company put all of its circularity initiatives — including resale, repairs and recycling — under one umbrella, a new program called ReBird. ReBird is a consumer-facing hub on the brand’s website where customers can learn more about circularity and buy upcycled ReBird apparel. It’s also an internal collaborative effort between all the teams at Arc’teryx to develop those efforts and products.
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On the heels of Arc'teryx’s instant sell-out System_A release, the label is very hot right now. So hot, in fact, that Lil Yachty sported a full Arc'teryx outfit during his performance at ALT+LDN festival in London. That’s enough to ignite a fire under any brand, but having already been repped by Travis Scott and Drake, the flames were already heating up for Arc’teryx.
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Sure, there’s a lot of hype around Arc’teryx, but with good reason. The technical outerwear brand manufactures some of the highest quality garments in the game, built to survive anything that you can, and Arc’teryx just released what could be the only down hoodie you need in your wardrobe.
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A lot can happen in two years. Just ask Arc’teryx. In 2019, the North Vancouver-based brand entered the circular economy with its Used Gear program, enabling customers to send back gently worn apparel for store credit — and others to snag those refurbished goods at sweet prices. Famed for its performance, durability and style, Arc’teryx processed 5,000 trade-ins in the first six months, and the following year the program more than doubled in size. The signal was clear: Consumers were voting for sustainability with their dollars, and the sky was the limit.
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Following the opening of its first European-based Arc’type store earlier this month, Arc’teryx has launched its all-new Agrium garment, a lightweight down hoodie that offers maximal performance, but is made with minimal impact on the environment.
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