Arctic Explorer

Arctic Explorer is a Russian brand of functional outerwear, founded in 2015 in Moscow. The company specializes in winter jackets and parkas designed for use in low temperatures. Production takes place in the Russian Federation.

History

The brand was founded in 2015 by Ksenia Chilingarov and Anatoly Tsoir.^[1]

Ksenia Chilingarov is an entrepreneur and public figure, the daughter of Artur Chilingarov, a Soviet and Russian Arctic and Antarctic explorer, twice awarded the title Hero of the Soviet Union and Hero of the Russian Federation.

Artur Chilingarov is known for his participation in and leadership of several polar expeditions, including a deep-sea expedition to the North Pole in 2007. The theme of Arctic exploration and polar research influenced the brand's concept and visual identity.

Products

The company's core product range consists of winter parkas, down jackets, and outerwear for cold climates.^[2] The collections are aimed at men's, women's, and unisex customers. Modern insulation and materials designed for use in subzero temperatures are used in production.

International presence

At various times, the brand had a commercial presence and exported to a number of foreign countries, including:

Japan ^[3] ^[4] ^[5]
USA
Argentina
Switzerland
Italy
France
United Kingdom

International distribution was carried out through multi-brand stores and partner channels.

Production

The company claims to have located its production in Russia using local facilities.

Positioning

Arctic Explorer positions itself as a premium brand of functional outerwear, inspired by Arctic themes and the legacy of polar exploration.

Co-founders

Ksenia Chilingarova is the brand's co-founder
Anatoly Tsoir is the brand's co-founder