National Geographic has selected Craghoppers as exclusive licensed apparel partner for North America, providing National Geographic-branded apparel for the U.S., Canada, and Mexico at stand-alone retail and online stores. Select styles will be specifically manufactured for the National Geographic-branded product line, which will be available at retail in spring 2015. National Geographic's net proceeds from the sale of these products will support conservation, exploration, education and research programs. Based in the U.K., Craghoppers' U.S. collection of brands includes Craghoppers, Bear Grylls by Craghoppers and NosiLife, a line of insect-repellent clothing. Craghoppers is part of the Regatta group.
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