This list covers 24 jacket brands, from “The North Face” to “Truewerk.” You’ll find outdoor giants, heritage workwear makers, streetwear labels, and high-fashion houses side by side. Most of these brands build jackets for hiking, riding, working outdoors, or simply staying warm on a cold commute.

Jacket Brands are companies that design, manufacture, or market outerwear meant to protect people from cold, wind, and rain. Some started as small workshops making rubber boots or climbing gear and grew into global names, like Tretorn, which began in Sweden in 1891 making rubber goods before becoming known for rain jackets. Others, like Trukfit, grew out of streetwear culture and celebrity branding.

Below you’ll find the table with each brand’s country of origin, parent company, founding year, and a short description.

Brand: the name of the jacket company, so you can quickly spot familiar labels or find new ones to explore.

Country of Origin: the country where the brand was founded, which helps you understand its roots and design influences.

Parent Company: the larger corporation that owns the brand, if any, showing you how it fits into the wider fashion or outdoor industry.

Founding Year: the year the brand was established, giving you a sense of how long it has been making jackets.

Description: a short summary of what the brand is known for, so you can decide which one matches the style or use you need.

Jacket Brands

Descriptions