Arc'teryx

About Arc'teryx

Arc'teryx (pronounced "Arc-tare-rix") is a Canadian-based clothing company specializing in outdoor apparel. It is owned by Chinese sports apparel company ANTA, after previously being a subsidiary of French company Salomon Group and Finnish company Amer Sports. The company name refers to Archaeopteryx, a genus of dinosaurs, which is represented in its logo as a fossil. Arc'teryx is a huge brand in the gorpcore and normcore fashion style movements, and is very popular with Gen Z.

Reselling Strategy

With a sell-through rate of about 80% and average sold price nearing $100, Arc'teryx is an automatic pickup for resellers and can be expected to sell quickly and for huge profit. Jackets are especially desirable, as they easily go into the hundreds. Use keywords like "gorpcore," "normcore," and "gen z" to bring more traffic to your listings.