Aigle

Hiram Hutchinson, a successful American businessman, created the French outdoor apparel and footwear company Aigle in 1853. Hutchinson acquired the vulcanized rubber patent from Charles Goodyear and used it to develop a brand-new variety of waterproof footwear. The name of the business, Aigle, which is French for "eagle," embodies its dedication to excellence and innovation.

Natural rubber, which is used to make Aigle boots, is renowned for its strength and resistance to water. Additionally, the boots have a wool or fur lining that serves as insulation and warmth. For a variety of outdoor pursuits, such as hiking, hunting, and fishing, Aigle boots are made. Because they are elegant and comfy, they are also well-liked for everyday use.

In a facility in Châtellerault, France, over 200 employees work in the factory making Aigle boots by hand using age-old methods. The business ensures that each pair of boots meets strict quality requirements because it is proud of its Made in France products. Aigle boots come with a lifetime warranty, which guarantees that the business will fix or replace any defective boots.

Depending on the shape and qualities of the boot, Aigle boots might cost different amounts in France. The price of basic rain boots starts at about €100, while more specialist footwear, such hiking boots or work boots, can cost up to €300. Additionally, Aigle sells boots that are made-to-order and start at about €500.

Detailed Information:

• Founded: 1853
• Founder: Hiram Hutchinson
• Headquarters: Montargis, France
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• Website: https://www.aigle.com/