Outdoor Clothing for Men and Women
Most of this kit is wildly over-qualified for what you'll actually do with it, and we're ok with that. Haglöfs have been at it in Sweden since 1914. 66°North make gear for Icelandic rescue crews. Montane came out of Northumberland with a fixation on going light and fast. Peak Performance grew out of Scandinavian skiing, Snow Peak out of a Japanese obsession with doing campfires properly. Between them you'll find technical shells, insulated layers, hiking trousers, boots and the small accessories that save a bad day. You're probably not planning an expedition. Doesn't much matter. A jacket built for an Icelandic winter will shrug off a Mancunian Tuesday without noticing, then do it again for the next decade. The other thing they have in common is that none of it looks like a hi-vis accident. For years the choice in technical outerwear was staying dry or keeping your dignity. These are the brands that stopped making you pick. Hills, dog walks, wild swims, cold commutes, wet weekends. And the pub afterwards, obviously.Read more
