Montura is an Italian outdoor clothing brand based in Zanè. It designs technical jackets, trousers and other apparel for hiking, climbing and mountain activities.
Same category, HQ in Italy
CMCMP is an Italian outdoor clothing brand owned by F.lli Campagnolo and based in Romano d'Ezzelino, near Vicenza. Its story goes back to 1948, when Maria Disegna started selling clothing from a market stall in Bassano del Grappa.
Outdoor clothing
CRCrazy is an Italian mountain clothing brand based in Tirano. Its range includes lightweight technical apparel for hiking, ski touring and other mountain sports.
Technical sportswear
E9E9 makes climbing and outdoor clothing. It was started by Mauro Calibani, a former bouldering world champion, and is based in Italy.
Climbing and outdoor clothing
LALa Sportiva is an Italian mountain sports brand that makes climbing, mountaineering, hiking and trail running shoes and clothing. It was born in 1928, when Narciso Delladio hand-crafted wood and leather boots for lumberjacks and farmers in the Fassa and Fiemme valleys of the Dolomites. After the war, demand led him to hire more workers and the name "Calzoleria Sportiva" spread beyond the valleys. The company is based in Ziano di Fiemme and still produces its boots and shoes in the Fiemme Valley.
Climbing and mountain footwear
LALaMunt is a mountain sports apparel brand made by women for women, created by Ruth Oberrauch, who shaped the idea on ski tours with friends. Its name means the mountain in the Ladin language of the Badia Valley in the Dolomites, and it belongs to the Oberalp Group with Salewa, Dynafit and Pomoca.
Women's mountain sports apparel
SASalewa began in Munich on 8 July 1935 as a saddlery and leather goods company, its name formed from the German words for saddler, leather and wares. It later became known for mountaineering innovations such as its adjustable crampon, and after joining Heiner Oberrauch's Oberalp Group it moved its headquarters to Bolzano.
Mountain sports equipment and apparel
ACAcerbis is an Italian company in the motorbike world since 1973, when founder Franco Acerbis began distributing Preston Petty off-road plastics in Europe before launching his own brand. It makes plastic kits, fuel tanks, skid plates, handguards, frame protectors and chain guides for brands such as Honda, KTM, Yamaha and Suzuki, plus helmets, goggles, riding jackets and MX jerseys, and also produces sports clothing.
Specialist sports equipment
ALAlé has spent more than three decades making technical cycling clothing and dressing professional teams. Its jerseys and bib shorts combine distinctive colours with performance fabrics developed for demanding rides. Alé is owned by A.P.G. Srl, identified as its owner in an article on the cycling brand’s own site.
Cycling jerseys and technical apparel
