VauDe was founded in 1975 and is located in the picturesque small village of Untereisenbach by Lake Constance. From here, you can enjoy the stunning views of the Alps in Switzerland, Austria, and Germany. Since its inception, VauDe has carefully considered its surroundings and established itself in a truly ideal destination for outdoor sports, dedicated to serving those who love hiking and enjoying nature.
In 1995, VauDe obtained an eco-label and launched its first business recycling functional clothing into raw materials. VauDe was also the first sports product manufacturer to produce clothing that met the Blauer Engel standard (a standard aimed at minimizing the presence of harmful substances). Since 2002, VauDe has been the official partner of the German Alpine Club (DAV), the world's largest mountaineering association with over 650,000 members. The DAV is committed to protecting nature and the environment, and to finding the best solutions for reducing the impact of mountaineering activities on the natural world.
In 1995, VauDe obtained an eco-label and launched its first business recycling functional clothing into raw materials. VauDe was also the first sports product manufacturer to produce clothing that met the Blauer Engel standard (a standard aimed at minimizing the presence of harmful substances). Since 2002, VauDe has been the official partner of the German Alpine Club (DAV), the world's largest mountaineering association with over 650,000 members. The DAV is committed to protecting nature and the environment, and to finding the best solutions for reducing the impact of mountaineering activities on the natural world.
Backpack Series
Vaude focuses on every aspect of its production line to ensure that its products embody the principle of "environmental protection." Even in the smallest, often overlooked details, outdoor enthusiasts can experience the "eco-consciousness" that Vaude strives to deliver. In the future, Vaude will continue to uphold the theme of "environmental protection," allowing more and more outdoor enthusiasts to feel a sense of duty and responsibility toward nature.