Hunter certainly holds a rich heritage, as it was founded in 1856. Hundreds of years of history have shown Hunter's progressive philosophy, and have allowed the brand to now hold two Royal Warrants of Appointment to HM The Queen and HRH The Duke of Edinburgh. Commonly known for its classic Original boot, Hunter strives to continuously protect its clientele from the elements of various landscapes. It is indeed with the world of the outdoors in mind that Hunter has been purposefully creating various high-quality items ever since it's founding on Scottish land 166 years ago.

With the ethos of Hunter revolving around protection of all who wear the brand, it is also the company's responsibility to ensure that its production also protects our planet. As new technologies emerge, and modern ways to adopt a sustainable manufacturing process surface, Hunter's legacy is developed through preserving and restoring the forests for the people of tomorrow.

As leaving behind a better world is crucial, Hunter is committed to protecting and respecting Human Rights. Indeed, with an approximate 25 million people suffering from slavery and forced labor worldwide, the company and all its relevant groups is are dedicated to keeping any form of modern slavery or human trafficking out of their supply chain and manufacturing process.

Hunter is headquartered in the UK with offices in London, Edinburgh, New York, Shenzhen, Tokyo, and Dusseldorf. They operate stores in the UK, Japan, and the US. Their production is based on a bi-yearly schedule, allowing them to get new styles out for Sping-Summer as well as Autumn-Winter. This keeps stock fresh and trendy, while still delivering optimal protection from nature's elements.