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Stories from our Lagoped Family, manufacturing secrets of our clothing, practical guides for outdoor activities, and reminders of our commitments: Lagoped wishes you a good read!

The Svalbard Rock Ptarmigan

Discover the rock ptarmigan, the discreet emblem of Svalbard, a fascinating Arctic island. As an endemic species, it epitomises survival in a harsh environment. Explore its unique seasonal adaptation and join us as we explore Svalbard and reconnect with nature.

Lagoped opts for regenerated nylon

Lagoped chooses to produce some of its clothing with recycled nylon from fishing nets. Zoom on this recycled material.

Lagoped focuses on recycled wool

Recycled wool, an essential alternative for manufacturing warm, breathable and comfortable adventure clothing. Lagoped collaborates with a company in Tarn, specialized in the manufacturing of recycled wool yarns.

The choice of recycled polyester

A pioneer of sustainability in the outdoor textile industry, Lagoped collaborates with Newlife™ to manufacture its adventure clothing from premium recycled polyester.

Why Lagoped does not use organic cotton

Lagoped chooses circular production, which does not touch Nature. Thanks to our Spanish partner, we have chosen to make some of our clothes from recycled cotton. We explain why!

Damn, we missed the sales

Why, at Lagoped, you will never see sales. Because the fairest price we have found is the one we apply all year round.

How to maintain waterproofing?

Nearly a dozen Lagoped garments are waterproof and breathable to accompany adventurers on the most beautiful...

What is waterproofing?

Lagoped clothing is adventure gear that adapts to many activities: hiking, climbing, skiing, sailing, mounta...

Alpinisme : nos conseils pour s'habiller avec Lagoped

How to dress for mountaineering?

The keychain for a responsible wardrobe for mountaineering.

At the heart of the Transat Jacques Vabre

Experience the Transat Jacques Vabre at the heart of the adventure with the Qwanza crew, Goulven and Nicolas...

The Changing Alps: The Impact of Climate Change on Mountaineering

In the Alps, glaciers are melting rapidly due to climate change. The Glacier des glaciers and the Mer de Glace are losing meters every year. This affects the safety of climbers. To cope with this, increased cooperation is necessary between guides, refuge keepers and mountaineering enthusiasts.

The bet - Film by Baptiste Deturche

Baptiste Deturche is a young wildlife film director who lives in the Alps where he lives close to nature. A...

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