First released in 1994, the Meru Jacket was designed for the mountains — but earned its cult status elsewhere. On the 8th September 1997, Liam Gallagher stepped on stage in Oslo wearing the original Berghaus Meru Jacket, pushing it from outdoor gear to a cultural icon. This spring, the Meru returns in the exact colourway that made history — revived with updated materials and the same no-nonsense attitude. A jacket that’s crossed cultural borders, genres, and now generations — still standing out today.

Drawing from decades of archive inspiration, the 1997 Fleece brings together the best of our iconic midlayer designs. A British staple built for the outdoors, reimagined for today. Rooted in Berghaus' heritage of bold colour combos, boxy cuts, and proper practicality — the 1997 Fleece blends mountain function with everyday style. A real love letter to the fleece as an absolute essential. This spring's iteration stays true to that legacy with a refreshed fit and punchy palette — still built to layer, still built to last.

One of the world’s most iconic jackets of its age. Issued in 1986 and debuting on the first ever British Expedition to K2, the Trango made immediate impact within specialist circles. With its robust 3-layer GORE-TEX construction and statement colourblocking design, it quickly became a standout in the world of technical outerwear. The Trango was adopted by subcultures and contemporary culture in the ‘90s and again in 2024 when the first reissue in 40 years saw this iconic jacket return. Now in 2025, the Trango is back again, bringing refreshed colourways to its adapted design.