Founded in Scotland in 1856, Hunter is an integral part of British heritage. Originally known as the North British Rubber Company, the brand built its reputation on natural rubber boots designed to withstand the country’s harsh weather conditions. More than 160 years later, Hunter remains a symbol of innovation and refined functionality, perfectly balancing rural heritage and urban sophistication.

A Historic Expertise in Rubber Craftsmanship

Launched in 1956, the Original Wellington Boot has become the brand’s most iconic piece. Handcrafted from natural rubber, it represents Hunter’s exceptional expertise. Available in Tall, Short, and Chelsea versions, the boot has become a British wardrobe essential, equally at home on muddy fields and in London’s streets. Its timeless success lies in its balance of technical performance and timeless style, making it a reliable and recognizable choice for retailers worldwide.

From Heritage to Modern Lifestyle

Building on its legacy in bootmaking, Hunter has expanded its universe to include outerwear, accessories, and bags. The brand’s outerwear lines extend its core philosophy: protection, durability, and functional elegance. Waxed and quilted jackets draw inspiration from the British countryside while addressing the needs of the modern urban consumer. Details such as waxed cotton, corduroy trims, gold hardware, and insulated linings reflect Hunter’s commitment to craftsmanship and timeless design.

Heritage, Modernity, and Desirability

With a design that’s instantly recognizable and a consistent ability to evolve without losing its DNA, Hunter appeals to an international audience seeking practical, durable, and meaningful products. Each creation embodies the brand’s founding philosophy: crafting functional yet refined pieces that effortlessly transition from country to city.

Combining British tradition, technical innovation, and contemporary elegance, Hunter offers Clothette’s retailers a solid and desirable proposition: timeless icons that merge function and style with enduring appeal.

Key points : 

• Timeless British icon (founded in 1856)

• Heritage meets fashion

• Refined outdoor spirit

• Natural rubber craftsmanship

• Quality and durability