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25 years of Arc’teryx x BEAMS, told through the archive.
Step inside the archive exhibition to experience 25 years of partnership through archival pieces, photography and film, alongside the 2026 Anniversary Collection.
September 22 – 24 | 11AM – 7PM
45 Grand St, New York
The exhibition is free and open to everyone. Walk in anytime during public hours — no RSVP or registration is required to attend.
For 25 years, Arc’teryx and BEAMS have bridged worlds, creating expressive pieces that perform in the mountains.
The collaboration began in 2001, when Kei Hirosawa brought the idea of an Arc’teryx x BEAMS partnership to Arc’teryx, helping create the first co-branded piece: the Sebring 25 Backpack.
The archive includes defining pieces, including the 2001 Sebring 25 Backpack, the 2006 Theta AR Jacket, 2011 Theta SV Jacket, and 2021 Arro 22 Backpack.
The exhibition also features photography and film exploring the people and stories behind the collaboration, from bouldering philosophy and community building to style and laying down roots.
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The story continues with the 2026 Anniversary Collection: reinterpreted pieces connecting the space between climbing and street culture, including the partnership’s first complete bouldering kit.
NOW / THEN is a free, walk-through exhibition open to everyone.
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No RSVP, ticket or timed entry is required — come in anytime between 11AM and 7PM.
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The 2026 Anniversary Collection will be on display and is not available for purchase at the exhibition. The latest collection launches September 25 online and in-store at Arc’teryx SoHo (580 Broadway).
Visitors who would like to receive a zine + an Arc’teryx x BEAMS Tenugui — a traditional Japanese bandana featuring the BEAMS and Arc’teryx monogram — must register on this page.
Limited to one per person and available first come, first served while supplies last. Registration does not guarantee an item.
Available for onsite pickup only at NOW / THEN, September 22–24. Items cannot be reserved, held or shipped.
You do not need to register to visit the exhibition.
