OUTLAST and Merino Wool blended for advanced thermal regulation and wicking. Targeted cushioning at key points absorbs impact. Over the calf, no bulk construction....more info
Long autumn hikes in New England through scented pine forests or along the spectacular shoreline call for a Merino Wool sock like the Falmouth™ II. This medium...more info
Float like a butterfly through this hunting season, with no strings. The Monarch Pass™ heavy weight hunting sock combines Merino Wool and acrylic to offer...more info
With this all-season trekking sock, you can scale the summit in cool comfort. CoolMax® Polyester and a mesh top allow for maximum thermal regulation and breathability...more info
Enhanced performance make this ultra light weight liner sock excel when paired with another Socks® sock. The Excellerator™ improves thermal protection...more info
When you're burning to blaze a higher trail, Fire Ridge™ hiking socks can take you there. Moisture is extinguished through fast drying CoolMax® Polyester...more info
Excellent reflexes are the key to staying on top of your game. People tend to have a knee-jerk reaction to Reflex™ active socks -- they love them. Mesh foot...more info
Put the pack mules out to pasture -- the Outfitter™ is all the equipment you'll need for any expedition. CoolMax® Polyester keeps moisture under control...more info
Columbia Sportswear Company™ was founded in 1938. Columbia Sportswear Company™ began as a small family-owned distributorship and today Columbia is one of the world's largest outerwear companies. The history begins with Paul and Marie Lamfrom. They fled from Germany and settled in Portland, Oregon. Paul and Marie opened up a hat distributorship and named their company the Columbia Hat Company. They took the name from the nearby Columbia River. Today, their 82 year old daughter, Gert, is the Chairman of the Board and her son, Tim Boyle is President and Chief Executive Officer. Columbia Sportswear Company™ has a wide-range of stylish, and functional products to choose from. Columbia is famous for their Interchange System™. This concept was developed in 1982 and made Columbia a leader in the outerwear industry. Columbia first started with an interchange jacket which was made for hunting and featured a weatherproof outershell with an insulating inner jacket that could be worn together or separately, thus making each parka three or four garments in one. Because of the popularity of this garment, Columbia applied the same concept to a ski parka and called it the Bugaboo™. The Bugaboo™ became one of the best-selling ski jackets in history. In 1991, Columbia developed a waterproof, breathable coating — Omni-Tech® — which makes it now the second-largest user of waterproof, breathable fabric in the world.
Columbia Sportswear Company™ was founded in 1938. Columbia Sportswear Company™ began as a small family-owned distributorship and today Columbia is one of the world's largest outerwear companies. The history begins with Paul and Marie Lamfrom. They fled from Germany and settled in Portland, Oregon. Paul and Marie opened up a hat distributorship and named their company the Columbia Hat Company. They took the name from the nearby Columbia River. Today, their 82 year old daughter, Gert, is the Chairman of the Board and her son, Tim Boyle is President and Chief Executive Officer. Columbia Sportswear Company™ has a wide-range of stylish, and functional products to choose from. Columbia is famous for their Interchange System™. This concept was developed in 1982 and made Columbia a leader in the outerwear industry. Columbia first started with an interchange jacket which was made for hunting and featured a weatherproof outershell with an insulating inner jacket that could be worn together or separately, thus making each parka three or four garments in one. Because of the popularity of this garment, Columbia applied the same concept to a ski parka and called it the Bugaboo™. The Bugaboo™ became one of the best-selling ski jackets in history. In 1991, Columbia developed a waterproof, breathable coating — Omni-Tech® — which makes it now the second-largest user of waterproof, breathable fabric in the world.