Aigle is a French outdoor clothing and footwear brand founded in 1853 by the American Hiram Hutchinson, known for rubber boots and waterproof outerwear. Its range includes parkas, raincoats and boots for men, women and children.
Same category, HQ in France
ALAltore is a trail and running apparel brand based in Corsica that designs technical, eco-responsible outfits made in France. It uses bamboo fibre and recycled polyester and tests its products with its own athletes.
Trail and running apparel
BEBering is a French motorcycle clothing brand making jackets, gloves, airbags and riding accessories. It was launched in 1991 and is owned by TROPHY SAS near Paris.
Motorcycle clothing and protective gear
BLblackcrows is an independent French freeski brand founded in Chamonix in 2006 by professional freeskiers Camille Jaccoux and Bruno Compagnet. It designs skis and outerwear that set out to combine beauty and efficiency, with strong design identity and uncompromising performance for contemporary skiing.
Freeski skis and outerwear
BVBV Sport makes compression sleeves, socks and recovery gear for sport, manufactured at its own unit in Saint-Étienne. It was founded in 1998 around a patented inverse pressure gradient sock.
Compression sportswear and recovery socks
CAFrench Riviera label blending technical cycling kit with fashion-led colours and an expanding outdoor and running collection. Its collections extend from road and gravel kit into running, hiking and casual pieces, combining technical fabrics with a Riviera-led visual identity.
Premium cycling and outdoor apparel
CICimAlp designs technical clothing and shoes for hiking, trail running and mountaineering. The French brand dates from 1964 and is based in Saint-Marcel-lès-Valence, Drôme.
Technical outdoor clothing and shoes
DADada Sport is a French premium equestrian apparel house whose technical riding wear is designed for women on horseback and beyond. It was founded in 2012 by lifelong rider Caroline Boudier and is worn by world-class riders such as Henrik von Eckermann.
Equestrian clothing
DEDecathlon was born in France in 1976, is active in 72 countries and calls itself the world's largest sporting goods retailer. It designs and sells sports clothing and gear across many in-house brands, such as Simond for climbing and Forclaz for trekking, with a focus on affordable hiking, camping and cycling gear for people of all levels. Decathlon's own brand structure includes category specialists such as Quechua, Kipsta and Btwin, plus expert labels including Van Rysel and Kiprun; they are Decathlon lines rather than unrelated companies.
Specialist sports equipment
