Collection: Aquascutum Active

Set up by John Emary, Aquascutum began as a Mayfair tailors in 1851. From the beginning, fine craftsmanship and technical innovation have been at the forefront of the brand, and two years after opening, Emary created and patented the first waterproof textile. Aquascutum Active is been concepted under Kiwi Edmund Hilary’s achivement, that used Aquascutum for his ascent of Mount Everest in 29th of May 1953. Not in a trendy trench coat, but an Aquascutum created fabric that could resist 100mph winds.