Aigle

Aigle is a French footwear and clothing brand that was founded in 1853 and is known for its handmade rubber boots that are designed to protect people from the elements. Aigle is a brand that combines craftsmanship, innovation and style, offering a range of wellies, boots and shoes for men, women and children, as well as bags and accessories. Aigle also uses high-quality materials, such as leather, wool, cotton and down, to create its products, which are suitable for various outdoor activities, such as hunting, fishing, sailing and gardening. One of its popular collections was the Parcours, released in 1996, which featured a rubber boot with a tri-density sole and a leather lining. Another popular product was the Lolly Pop, released in 1977, which featured a rubber boot for children with a reflective strip on the heel. A classic product that has been popular since 1853 is the Bison, a rubber clog with a leather insole and a lugged outsole that comes in various colours and sizes.