Arc'teryx (styled ? RC'TERYX ) is a Canadian outsourcing and sports company founded in North Vancouver, British Columbia, in 1989. Arc's name and logo 'Teryx refers to Archeopteryx , among the earliest known birds. The logo is based on the "specimen Berlin" bird, the most complete skeleton found to date.
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Company history
Originally named Rock Solid by founder Dave Lane, the company's first product line was climbing equipment. Then-the principal Jeremy Guard changed the company's name to "Arc'teryx" in 1990 to reflect the company's vision of creating an annoying "evolution" innovation in the outdoor products industry. Using thermolamination technology, the partners design and market the Vapor harness, which will be the most popular item in the company. In 1993, after a series of relocations and staff additions, Arc'teryx released the Bora backpack using the same Vapor technology. In 1996, after obtaining a license from W. L. Gore & amp; Partners for using Gore-Tex fabrics, the company adapted it to a new line of outdoor technical outfits.
Requiring a larger production space, the company moved its headquarters to Burnaby, British Columbia, in 1999. In 2005, Arc'teryx headquarters moved back across Burrard Inlet to North Vancouver. Their products are usually associated with climbing, skiing, snowboarding, backpacking, and hiking.
The guard was the president and head of the company from 1991 to 2001. In January 2001, Arc'teryx was purchased by Adidas's Salomon Group. In May 2005, Amer Sports purchased the Salomon Group from Adidas. Arc'teryx headquarters is still located in North Vancouver, although equipment, backpacks, and many other laminate equipment are manufactured at its own plant in New Westminster, BC. Their line of clothing has grown, so Arc'teryx has been converted to factories in China, Philippines, Vietnam, Bangladesh, El Salvador, Laos, and Greece.
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Products
Top-selling items on their clothing line include Theta AR and Gamma MX jackets. Over the years, Arc'teryx 'design has won a number of awards from Backpackers, Outside , Hiking , Men's Journals , and Powder magazines.
The Arc'teryx LEAF (Law Enforcement and Armed Forces) product line comprises equipment targeted to military and law enforcement markets. Although some items are just peers in design for their civil model, other items, such as Arc'teryx Tango and Charlie packages, are created in camouflage patterns and built to specifications military. , including many loops and PALS type complementary fabrics featuring neutral and camouflage staining. Due to dissatisfaction with MOLLE gear, the United States Marine Corps chose Arc'teryx's Tango design for their new backpack, ILBE.
References
External links
- Official Company Website
- Arc'teryx Law Enforcement & amp; Division of the Armed Forces
- Arc'teryx Veilance
Source of the article : Wikipedia
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