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The Bird Coop is where curiosity meets hands-on experience. For Anna, now returning for her second co-op as a Manufacturing Engineering student, it's about making a real impact that lasts. "There’s so much more influence you have as a co-op here than I expected. We’re taken very seriously, and we get to see our contributions applied on the floor," she shares. At Arc'teryx, we build a community where you're free to learn, try new things, and connect with people who inspire you. Want to start your own Bird Coop journey? Our Summer 2025 roles are now open for students who are currently enrolled in a post-secondary school program – check out our current opportunities. Explore roles: https://lnkd.in/d8zd4gr7 #TheBirdCoop #ArcteryxLife #CoopStudents

Come along as Claire Man, our social media Bird Coop student, takes you through a week in her life at Arc'teryx. From the hum of the ARC'One floor to moments with office doggos, no two days are the same. Some are spent shaping stories online, others carving turns in the snow. Curious about what your own Bird Coop journey could look like? Summer 2025 applications are open. Explore roles today: https://lnkd.in/dCfcQuVZ #TheBirdCoop #ArcteryxLife #CoopOpportunities

Today was a truly special day at work—one filled with deep connection, learning, and the opportunity to share my culture in an authentic and meaningful way. I had the honor of presenting a land acknowledgment, an experience that was both exciting and humbling. While I felt a mix of nerves and anticipation, I was grateful for the chance to share my personal journey and perspectives on how we can Leave it Better. A heartfelt thank you to Arc'teryx Equipment for creating space for Indigenous voices, for celebrating diverse perspectives, and for fostering an environment where culture and identity are not only recognized but valued. This moment—and its impact—means more than words can express.

30 years. That's how long Emily Chau has been shaping Arc'teryx – one stitch, one product, one story at a time. From the early days of Rock Solid to seeing jackets she's made on people across the globe, Emily's journey is nothing short of remarkable. What's kept her curious and inspired for three decades? Read her story and hear it in her own words. #ArcteryxLife #ArcOne

A new chapter of Arc'teryx PRO is here!

In the shadow of Mont Blanc, our first Mountain Store in EMEA is a tribute to the alpine spirit. Designed with local materials, it’s more than a store — it’s a hub for connection, gear, and sustainability. Featuring the ReBird™ Service Centre, we’re here to repair, care, and inspire. Grateful to our teams and partners for bringing this vision to life. 📍 Chamonix, France 📸: Alex Tarin #ReBird #Arcteryx #Circularity

Crafting gear is one thing. Learning to truly see and understand it is another.    For Jackson Smith, being a ReBIRD™ Operator at our New York Broadway store has been more than just a role – it's been a chance to refine his craft, challenge his perspective and elevate his approach to quality.    "The way Arc'teryx constructs their garments has completely changed how I think about sewing. It's pushed me to think outside the box and raise my own standards in ways I never expected."    From perfecting stitches to exploring new methods, Jackson embodies the passion and curiosity that fuels everything we do at Arc'teryx.    Explore careers with us: https://lnkd.in/dCfcQuVZ 📹 : Christopher Fontes #ArcteryxLife #ReBird

Climbing isn’t just about reaching the top — it’s about the stories, the moments, and the connections along the way.   Reflecting on last year's Summer of Climb at Off The Wall gym in Seoul, we're inspired by the creativity and camaraderie that defined the event. Ungraded routes encouraged climbers to embrace the journey, live DJ beats set the perfect tone, and athletes and newcomers alike came together to celebrate the heart of Seoul's climbing culture.    From national athletes to first-time climbers, the spirit of Seoul shone bright. Together, we celebrated the heart of climbing: community, creativity, and connection. #SummerOfClimb #Arcteryx

These recipients of the 2024 Arc’teryx No Wasted Days Grants connect their communities with the power of the outdoors – creating opportunities, breaking down barriers, and changing lives.  It’s an honour to support the efforts of 85 grassroots organizations and individuals in 20 cities across four countries this year.  Cheers to No Wasted Days, and those who make them happen. Read more on Lithographica: https://lnkd.in/dc9hEF8A #Arcteryx #NoWastedDays

At 15, hugging a wall and fighting shaky legs in Squamish, British Columbia, Ross Berg knew then and there that he wanted to become a mountain guide. He left home a year later to live out of his car so he could ski winters in Rogers Pass and climb summers in California while finishing high school online. Now, the owner of Altus Mountain Guides in BC’s famed Sea to Sky Corridor reflects on his 18-year journey and the mindset that made it all possible. Read “The Making of a Guide: Ross Berg” on Lithographica now: https://lnkd.in/dDJepSFE 📷 credits: Jessy Braidwood, Ross Berg #Arcteryx