Arc’teryx

We stumbled upon this place as we walked downtown Seattle. Nicely designed store with beautiful and pricey active, outdoor gear. The employee that helped me and my spouse was knowledgeable but a bit too pushy. He hovered around us more than I liked. I wish there was more inventory for women. We walked out empty-​handed as we thought we could find cheaper alternatives with comparable quality. (Um, Eddie Bauer’s from these parts, right? And REI, too?)

Already a big fan of Arc’teryx, but this store validates my brand loyalty. Also, big thanks to Dennis for all the help.
This store is located right in the heart of downtown Seattle’s shopping area. It offers a wide spectrum of apparel and some gear mostly catering to active lifestyles. This Arc’teryx Brand Store has a decent inventory which means more selection of colors and size options. The layout and design of the store is very nice, clean, and organized. It makes for a positive shopping experience.
This widely popular brand can be found at many other department stores. So why shop here specifically? Other than the aforementioned inventory size that would be larger than department stores, you have the opportunity to receive assistance from very knowledgeable and super helpful staff while you shop.
My shopping experience was undoubtedly enhanced with the help of Dennis. He greeted me right as I walked in, and he later came over while I was browsing to offer assistance. Dennis walked me through my top picks and then showed me some other really good jackets that he recommended. He provided a lot of valuable information and insight about the products. Even with doing online research, I came nowhere close to what the staff knew about their products. I wasn’t sure that I would be getting a jacket that same day, but I was able to make an informed decision on which was the right jacket for me. I left happy with my new Theta AR.
I recommend that if you’re in the market for an Arc’teryx or other active wear/​gear that you strongly consider coming here.

My husband and I were so excited to find this store in Seattle! We were walking around downtown enjoying some shopping that we normally have to do online since it’s not available in our area of the world.
So I heard about the Seattle freeze before visiting. Basically that everyone is aloof and unfriendly especially to tourists. Coming from Texas, I was bracing myself for the cultural differences. I also know that I. Outdoorsy specialty stores there is often an air of superiority from employees to customers that appear to not be as well versed in outdoor gear and activities
All of those stereotypes went out the window when we visited this store. The staff as so friendly and helpful! They didn’t hover around us and were genuinely interested in hearing about Texas when they found out we were from there. They even helped suggested a restaurant for dinner!
Excellent staff and the jacket we got here for my husband is perfect! Top notch.

Arc’teryx is one of those clothing brands that is an incredible product but also has an incredible price tag. This little outfitter carries all can imagine from Arc’teryx, helpful staff and a cool location. I didn’t buy anything because I was just looking around. If you’re interested in buying, come here.

Bought my sister a gift a while ago, I knew she needed a rain jacket on some of her trips she was taking, so I thought I would hook her up!
Went into Arc’teryx a few times to check out what they had, and decided to get her the Beta AR Jacket,(Gore-Tex too) sales staff was helpful explaining all the functionality the jacket has, such as what each zipper is for, inside pockets, velcro adjustments etc. The quality seems to be pretty good and looks like it will last for a while.
Pricing is very expensive, but it was worth it for the family! No complaints from her so far as its been a few months or so since the purchase.
Its rainy season, maybe its time for me to get something but Ill probably have to eat ramen for a month to afford it.
Anyways, a recommended place to check out.

nice to see a vancouver-​based business expanding and doing well, its very 1^st and only amercian store for the time being.
just opened 8 months ago, yet the store looks a lot smaller than from the outside but it’s got enough products to spend some good coin here.
quality’s not only good but the design too: the sleeves of the down jackets naturally contoured to the shape of your arms so already ‘bent’ lol.
great customer service too.

This store is a pleasant discovery. Apparently, it is the only Arcteryx retail store in the US. Very helpful staff, small store but well stocked. We’re glad we got to try on various styles of jackets and coats. Typically, our only option is to try on what REI has on stock which is limited. And so, knowing how their sizing fares against our body types gives us a better idea when ordering clothes online. We ended up getting some items from their 24 series — yay!

Beautiful store with great outdoor gear. I was looking at their Atom LT Hoody and was in love. It was really warm, but very lightweight. I wanted something a little longer (sat right at my waist), so I didn’t get it. But it was so nice and pretty :) I might go back and get it anyway. Pretty pricey, but amazing products and you get what you pay for.
The staff that helped me was really nice and very knowledgable. Very helpful :)

Arc’teryx has opened a store in Seattle. This is awesome and dangerous. I have an outdoor gear fetish, but not a lot of money to spend on it. A few Saturday’s ago, I was lucky enough to have some free time as I was walking in downtown Seattle and I saw the store. Having no intention to buy anything, I walked in to check it out.
I was met with a small, but beautiful, store stuffed with all kinds of jackets, parkas, pants and things to keep you warm and dry when you’re in the outdoors. It was my kind of a place.
The staff was friendly and knowledgeable. They asked asked what outdoor activities I was involved in so that they could recommend the right gear and even pair it with competitors gear to make a great performance and value combinations.
I’m considering buying some softshell pants for my snowshoeing activities and this store is on my short list of places to buy from.