Mountain Style: British Outdoor Clothing 1953-2000 explores the evolution of the UK’s outdoor clothing brands, from Everest’s 1953 summit to global style classics. Postwar climbers sparked a revolution, creating gear that grew into iconic brands like Berghaus and Rab. By the 1980s, technical clothing merged with vibrant designs, influencing football, rave, and streetwear cultures by the 1990s. From Everest’s down jackets to multicolored fleeces, this illustrated book celebrates pioneering mountaineers and manufacturers, featuring vintage adverts, photos, and interviews.
