Arc'teryx

How Arc'teryx labels evolved over time. Match the markers below against the tag in hand to place a garment in its era.

1. 1990–1999

   Multi-Language Black Tags

   Rectangular black tags with bold all-caps 'Arc'teryx' in white, international sizing in multiple languages, emphasis on precision and quality.

   
   • Typically rectangular, with “Arc’teryx” written in bold, all-caps text.
   • Features international sizing information, often with measurements in multiple languages.
   • Commonly black tags with white logos and text, emphasizing quality and precision.

   How to spot it

   Black tag with bold all-caps 'Arc'teryx'.

   Value signal

   Strong; 90s Canadian-made Arc'teryx is sought.

2. 2000–2009

   Navy/Grey Detail Tags

   Varied backgrounds — navy and grey — with the logo in white, comprehensive multi-language care instructions on separate tags.

   
   • Design remains rectangular but often incorporates additional text and details.
   • Introduces a variety of background colors, including navy and grey, with the Arc’teryx logo in white.
   • Includes comprehensive care instructions, frequently in multiple languages, often on separate tags.

   How to spot it

   Navy or grey tag with white Arc'teryx logo.

   Value signal

   Solid; 2000s Arc'teryx still commands strong resale.

3. 2010–2019

   Screen-Printed Spec Tags

   Streamlined designs with screen-printed logos on the main tag, fabric-blend and washing-recommendation detail on separate care tags.

   
   • More streamlined designs with fewer details on the main tag itself.
   • Often features a simple screen-printed logo with additional sizing and care information.
   • Includes detailed care instructions on separate fabric tags, focusing on specific fabric blends and washing recommendations.

   How to spot it

   Screen-printed Arc'teryx with detailed care tags.

   Value signal

   Modern; technical pieces hold value well.