About Aigle

Aigle is a French heritage brand specializing in premium rubber boots, outdoor clothing, and accessories that combine traditional craftsmanship with practical innovation for nature enthusiasts.

Founded by American businessman Hiram Hutchinson, who acquired the patent for vulcanizing rubber from Charles Goodyear, Aigle (originally named Hutchinson Company) began producing rubber boots in France to protect rural workers from wet conditions. This utilitarian beginning established the foundation for a brand committed to protection against the elements.

The company's signature product remains their handcrafted rubber boots, which are still made in France by skilled artisans who undergo rigorous training. Each master bootmaker can perform up to 60 different operations to create a single boot, applying techniques that have been preserved and refined over generations.

Beyond footwear, Aigle has expanded into outdoor apparel including waterproof jackets, practical knitwear, and durable accessories designed for country living, sailing, urban exploration, and outdoor pursuits. Each product maintains the brand's core values of functionality, durability, and timeless style.

Aigle balances its rural heritage and traditional techniques with contemporary design and environmental awareness. Recent initiatives have emphasized sustainable practices including recycled materials, environmentally conscious manufacturing, and products designed for longevity rather than seasonal obsolescence.

With its distinctive logo featuring an eagle (aigle in French), the brand has maintained its position as a premium outdoor lifestyle company that bridges authentic country practicality with urban style, appealing to consumers who value quality craftsmanship and functional design with a French aesthetic sensibility.

Ownership & Tax Information

Company Headquarters πŸ‡«πŸ‡· France
Parent Company πŸ‡¨πŸ‡­ MF Brands Group