Belstaff

Belstaff has been synonymous with adventure since it was founded in 1924 by Harry Grosberg and Eli Belovitch, who traversed the world in search of innovative technologies.

Although it was designed primarily for motorcyclists, over the past 100 years it has outfitted some of the boldest people the world has ever seen.

Pioneer Amy Johnson wore a Belstaff jacket when she became the first woman to fly solo from England to Australia in 1930.

Mountaineer Chris Bonington wore the brand's gear when he made the first ascent of a steep and challenging peak in Pakistan's Karakoram range.

Belstaff is essentially a brand for those who want to push the limits.

The waxed cotton, with which the brand's garments are made, is a unique high-performance fabric.

The oil/wax treatment creates an extremely resistant barrier to wind and water, maintaining the breathability of the cotton unaltered.