Where is the brand of Archaeopteryx?
Archaeopteryx brand 1989 was founded in Vancouver, Canada. Because of the crazy pursuit of new technology and new technology, it has grown into a recognized outdoor leading brand in North America and even the world in just over ten years. It is the world's top outdoor brand, and its headquarters, design studio and main production line are still in Vancouver. Its products mainly involve hiking, mountaineering and snow sports.
The brand name and trademark pattern of Archaeopteryx come from the earliest known bird Archaeopteryx, and the pattern image is based on HMN 1880 Berlin Specimen discovered in Berlin around1880, which is the most complete Archaeopteryx fossil so far. Therefore, Arcteryx brand is generally called Archaeopteryx in Chinese, commonly known as bird, bird or Canadian bird, to distinguish it from another American brand, Osprey, American bird, which uses the trademark of bird pattern.
Archaeopteryx, formerly known as RockSolid, was founded by DaveLane and JeremyGuard. Its earliest product is climbing equipment, designed and produced by hot pressing technology, which has become one of the most popular products of Archaeopteryx. In the second year of the company's operation, with the company's expansion, Archaeopteryx launched Bora series backpacks that also use Vapor technology. 1996 Archaeopteryx was authorized by WLGore to use Gore-Tex fabric and began to produce its brand-new outdoor technical clothing series.
Because of the crazy pursuit of new technology and new technology, and the emphasis on product design and workmanship, Archaeopteryx brand is quickly recognized as one of the highest-end outdoor brands, and it also brings high prices. The best-selling products of its clothing series include ThetaSV, GammaMX jacket, etc. The design of Archaeopteryx has also won many awards from professional outdoor magazines such as backpacker, Outside, Climbing, Men'sJournal and Powder.
Archaeopteryx was acquired by Addidas-Salomon Group in 2002, and Salomon was subsequently split from A-S Group and sold to AmerSports Group in Finland in 2005. Arcteryx is now a subsidiary of Amer's Solomon Group. However, Archaeopteryx still maintained its independent operation in Vancouver, although some subsidiary products were transferred to New Zealand, Viet Nam and China. Archaeopteryx's product line still only involves outdoor clothing, backpacks and mountaineering protective gear today.