Arcteryx
Arc'teryx's technical outerwear and cinematic campaigns bridging alpine performance and design
Featured Arcteryx projects
This week's top Arcteryx projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Arcteryx · 109 Below - Official Trailer
The official trailer for 109 Below captures the high-stakes environment of mountain rescue operations in extreme conditions. Produced for Arcteryx, the project leans into a cinematic visual language that emphasizes the harsh realities of the terrain through a desaturated, cool color palette. Featuring drone footage to establish the scale of the snow-covered peaks, the film utilizes live-action technique to document movement through heavy weather. Post-production and VFX were managed by LOCKT.
Arcteryx · 109 Below
The 109 Below project for Arcteryx presents a cinematic look at high-altitude performance in extreme environments. The piece focuses on the endurance of figures navigating a snow-covered, desolate landscape under heavy, overcast skies. Utilizing a desaturated, muted color palette, the film captures the physical demands of winter conditions. The production integrates live-action technique with post-production and visual effects handled by LOCKT to emphasize the isolation and scale of the terrain.
Arcteryx · 109 Below - Official Trailer
Arcteryx presents the official trailer for 109 Below, a production by Stept Studios exploring extreme high-altitude environments. The project captures winter survival conditions on the Mount Washington summit, utilizing aerial drone footage to establish the scale of the landscape. The edit leans into a cinematic visual language defined by harsh blizzard conditions and cool, desaturated color grading. This atmospheric focus heightens the tension of the expedition narrative.
Arcteryx · 109 Below
109 Below is a cinematic film for Arcteryx that captures the rugged scale of a high-altitude expedition. The piece channels a stark atmosphere, placing focus on a group of figures traversing a vast, windswept winter landscape. Produced by Stept Studios, the project utilizes slow motion and live-action techniques to emphasize the environment's challenging conditions. The visual narrative relies on a cool, subdued palette that grounds the outdoor apparel in a desolate, frozen setting.
Arcteryx · The Dance Card - Official Trailer
Arc'teryx presents 'The Dance Card,' a cinematic trailer exploring the intersection of human endurance and equestrian competition. The project documents trail runners navigating challenging terrain in tandem with horses, highlighting the functional performance of the brand's outdoor apparel. Produced by Stept Studios, the trailer utilizes natural light and atmospheric wooded environments to capture the rhythmic connection between athletes. The visual narrative emphasizes athletic movement and collaboration within rural landscapes.
Arcteryx · No Wasted Days
The 'No Wasted Days' campaign for Arc'teryx, produced by Boldly, explores the intersection of urban transit and rugged wilderness exploration. The film balances scenes of city bus commuters with intense sequences of climbers navigating challenging rocky landscapes. Technically, the project employs a cinematic aesthetic that leans into earthy tones and natural light. The production captures the preparation and movement of climbers, including detailed moments of gear adjustment and traversal across steep terrain, grounding the narrative in live-action techniques.
Arcteryx · Arc'teryx Presents: 109° Below
Arc'teryx Presents: 109° Below is a cinematic winter expedition film that captures the isolation of a freezing, desolate landscape. Produced by Stept Studios, the project follows two figures navigating an expansive, snow-swept environment under an overcast sky. The film utilizes cool, wintry color grading to lean into its austere aesthetic. Featuring live-action technique and a grainy texture, the production documents the harsh realities of the outdoor adventure category.
Project Arcteryx · Veliance Spring 25
The Spring 25 campaign for Arc'teryx Veliance explores the intersection of high-performance outerwear and urban environments. Across the collection, the imagery balances technical apparel with a clean, minimalist aesthetic, utilizing a restrained color palette to emphasize fabric texture and structure. Photographer Jack Bool captures the collection through a blend of documentary-style urban observations and editorial portraiture. The series leans into natural light and soft directional shadows to highlight both human subjects and industrial architecture, creating a cohesive visual language for the seasonal release. Hair styling by Tiago Goya complements the project's precise lines and restrained tone.
Project Arcteryx · Arc'teryx Everyday
Arcteryx Everyday presents a series of editorial and documentary-style portraits exploring the functional utility of the brand’s technical outerwear. Shot by photographer Julian Schulz with art direction from Sam Ledger, the project places performance apparel within a range of settings, from bustling urban streetscapes to structured architectural environments. The imagery utilizes a blend of natural light and monochrome tones, often employing a grainy, analogue film aesthetic to highlight the texture and material composition of the hooded jackets and quilted pieces. Through a mix of sharp compositions and long exposure techniques, the work emphasizes the interplay between technical design and everyday movement.
Arcteryx · The Dance Card
The Dance Card is a brand film for Arcteryx that explores themes of outdoor endurance and a deep connection to the natural environment. Produced by Stept Studios, the piece employs atmospheric cinematography to document landscapes ranging from misty rivers and dense woodlands to rolling hills. The film transitions between still-life vistas and dynamic sequences featuring horseback riding and trail running. Guided by an earthy aesthetic, the visual language relies on natural light and a muted colour palette to ground the production, utilizing drone footage and a grainy cinematic texture to frame the subjects within their surroundings.
Arcteryx · Tim (Trailer)
This trailer for Arcteryx, titled Tim, balances intimate domesticity with the technical requirements of high-alpine sport. Produced by Boldly, the piece juxtaposes quiet, tactile moments of illustration with sweeping wide-angle cinematography of skiers navigating mountain terrain. The edit leans into a documentary-style aesthetic, utilizing natural light to connect the subject’s personal creative process with the rugged environment. The film captures the active outdoor lifestyle through a mix of grounded, live-action perspectives and expansive landscape shots.
Arcteryx · System A
Arcteryx presents System A, a campaign capturing the intersection of technical performance and outdoor exploration. The project follows a series of subjects as they navigate varied environments, moving from coastal drives to dense, fern-covered forests and rugged rock climbs. The film utilizes a cinematic, live-action approach, emphasizing natural light and atmospheric dusk settings to showcase the utility of the apparel. Through the use of analogue film techniques, the visuals maintain a warm, textured aesthetic while framing the subjects as they engage with the landscape and technical gear during their trek.
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