Craghoppers is a British outdoor brand, founded in Batley, West Yorkshire, in 1965 by two walking and climbing enthusiasts. The pair made their name designing weatherwear rugged enough for a 1975 Everest expedition, and that pedigree still shows in gear built to keep people outdoors for longer.
The brand is best known for practical travel and adventure clothing, from its iconic Kiwi walking trousers to lightweight shirts, jackets and sun-protective layers for men, women and children. The focus is always on comfort, durability and protection, whether you are hiking at home or travelling somewhere hotter.
Craghoppers develops much of its own technology, including AquaDry for waterproof, breathable protection, EcoShield water-repellency, and NosiLife, a permanent insect-repellent treatment built into the fabric. It is thoughtful, hard-wearing kit made for real journeys.