Where can I buy Millet products?

Our products are sold in specialist 'mountain' stores. On our website, click on the 'Distributors' tab to access a store locator and find the Millet stockist nearest you.

 What size am I?

Click on this link for a chart that lets you define the size that best suits you according to your body shape.

 Where are Millet products designed?

All Millet products are designed at our design centre in Annecy, one hour from Chamonix in the heart of the French Alps.
Our team of designers, engineers and product managers - every one of them passionate about the mountains - work closely with our team of technical advisers to develop and constantly upgrade our products. All our new designs are tested and retested by leading names from the mountain community before they go to market. François Damilano, Daniel Du Lac, Stéphane Brosse and François Nicole, and others, all have their say in the development process. Millet's greatest strength is that it develops its products in tandem with the world's finest alpinists, and is highly receptive to their expert feedback.

 Where does the name Millet come from?

It's simply the surname of two mountain-loving brothers who, in the 1950s, were among the first to develop backpacks for mountaineers. Millet equipped the expedition which in 1950 scaled Annapurna, the first ever 8,000m-plus summit conquered by man.

 I'm planning an expedition: can Millet sponsor me?

Send a project presentation pack to our Promotion department. Every year we receive more than 500 requests, so we can't support them all. But we do assist the best expeditions, which are selected using the following criteria:
- Links with the mountain world
- Originality
- Commitment
- Media coverage

 Warranties: Product care

Each Millet product has a label with specific washing instructions. To learn more about the symbols used, click on this link.

 How is the Millet collection segmented?

We leverage our experience of the mountains to develop products for very specific activities:
- Expert for committed mountaineering;
- Ride On for all glide sports;
- All Mountain for trekking and hiking;
- and Roc Session for climbing.
To find out more, visit Research & Development.