Archaeopteryx is a Canadian outdoor brand and is known as the outstanding outdoor clothing manufacturer in the North American market together with Mountain Hardware. Founded in VANCOUVER, Canada in 1989, Arc'teryx was acquired by Addidas-Salomon Group in 2002. Subsequently, Salomon was split from A-S Group to Finland AmerSports Group in 2005. Now Arc'teryx is a subsidiary of Amer's Salomon Group. company. But Arc'teryx still maintained its independent operation in Vancouver, although some of the production of affiliated products has been moved to New Zealand, Vietnam and China. To this day, its headquarters, design studios, and main production lines are still in Vancouver. Due to its almost crazy pursuit of new processes and new technologies, in just over a decade, it has grown into a recognized leading outdoor brand in North America and even the world, with good products in the clothing and backpacking fields. Arc'teryx's product line still only involves outdoor clothing, backpacks and climbing protective gear today.

Arc'teryx's predecessor was RockSolid, created by DaveLane and JeremyGuard. The earlier product was climbing equipment, a Vapor seat belt designed and produced using hot pressing technology. This product also became a popular product for Arc'teryx. In the second year of the company's operations, with the company's expansion, Arc'teryx launched the Bora series backpacks that use the same Vapor technology. In 1996, Arc'teryx obtained the authorization of WLGore to use Gore-Tex fabrics and began to produce its brand new outdoor technical clothing series.

The name and trademark pattern of Arc'teryx comes from the earliest bird creature known to humans, Archaeopteryx, namely Archaeopteryx. The pattern image is based on the "HMN1880 Berlinspecimen" discovered in Berlin around 1880, and the complete Archaeopteryx fossil to date. Therefore, the Arc'teryx brand is generally called "Architecture Bird", commonly known as "Bird", "Bird", or "Canadian Bird", to distinguish it from another American brand Osprey, American Bird, which uses bird pattern trademarks.

Its clothing series has better sales products including ThetaSV and GammaMX jackets. Arc'teryx's design has also won numerous awards from professional outdoor magazines such as Backpacker, Outside, Climbing, Men's Journal, Powder, etc.

For Arc'teryx, the most outstanding thing is of course her clothing series. Whether it is hardshell or softshell, almost every piece can be described as a work of art. Moreover, the clothing has complete functions and excellent details, giving outdoor users a full experience and Perfect protection brings us closer to the challenges of nature. From snowy mountains to drizzling grasslands, Arc'teryx can bring you a joyful and essential outdoor experience. Some of Arc'teryx's current products have improved. Some relatively low-end clothing has begun to be produced in China, Vietnam and other places to reduce the corresponding production costs while not changing its harsh pursuit of quality. For this part of the product, you can also use it with confidence.