The clothing that looks like a dinosaur skeleton is labeled Archaeopteryx.

Arc'teryx, a Canadian outdoor clothing brand, nicknamed: ARCTERYX, was founded in Vancouver, Canada in 1989. Its parent company owns the Canadian sports brand Arc'teryx, the French mountain outdoor cross-country brand Salomon, and the American tennis equipment brand Wilson. (Wilson), whose products include clothing and footwear, tennis equipment, ski equipment, sports watches, treadmills and more. ?

On February 25, 2019, Anta Sports announced that the offeror for the acquisition of Amer Sports Corporation, the parent company of "Arc'teryx", has received the necessary approval from the Mexican Federal Economic Competition Commission to complete the tender offer. At this point, the consortium led by Anta has obtained all official approvals required to acquire Finnish sports brand Amer Sports.

The development history of Arc'teryx:

The predecessor of Arc'teryx is called RockSolid, founded by Dave Lane and Jeremy Guard. The earliest product is climbing equipment, the Vapor safety belt designed and produced using heat lamination technology. This product has also become one of Arc'teryx's most popular products.

In the second year of the company's operation, with the company's expansion, Arc'teryx launched the Bora series of backpacks using the same Vapor technology. In 1996, Arc'teryx obtained the authorization from WLGore to use GORE-TEX fabrics and began producing its new series of outdoor technical clothing.

Arc'teryx's name and trademark pattern come from the earliest bird known to mankind, Archaeopteryx, the Archaeopteryx. The pattern image is based on the "HMN1880 Berlin specimen" discovered in Berlin around 1880, which is the most complete so far. Archaeopteryx fossil.

Therefore, the Arc'teryx brand is generally called "Archaeopteryx" in Chinese, commonly known as "bird", "little bird", or "Canadian bird" to distinguish it from Osprey, another American brand that uses a bird pattern trademark. , American bird.