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We don’t make outdoor gear. We craft products for the wild.

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Buffalo makes gear for when the weather turns, the path vanishes, and you keep going. For wet springs, sweaty climbs, cool mornings, and sudden downpours.

This isn’t outdoor fashion.

It’s fast-drying, windproof, breathable gear that’s built to endure.

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Founded in 1979 by Hamish Hamilton, a mountaineer and outdoorsman determined to rethink how we stay warm and dry, Buffalo was born in Sheffield and has been built there ever since.

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At the heart of it is the pioneering Double P System: Pertex and pile working together to trap warmth, manage moisture, and keep you moving—no layers, no faff.

Trusted by those who move light, move fast, and don’t wait for perfect conditions.

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Rugged over refined.
Purpose over polish.
Survival over style.
Heritage over hype.
The wild over everything.

This is more than kit.
This is Wild Wear.

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