For twenty years Bailo was in the business of commercial fabrics and yarns, then in 1954 under the guise of Bruno Zotta Bailo, Bailo began production of technical all outdoor clothing, such as Bailo shirts, Bailo trousers and especially Bailo anoraks and Bailo ski pants. Catering to fans of extreme sports with Bailo’s past experience in material’s whilst also utilising the most advanced technological materials and leading industry suppliers such as Gore (Goretex), Pontetorto (Technopile), Malden (Polar), Burlington (Quick dry), Toray (Entrant Dermisax) and many others the Bailo name was quickly established as one of genuine distinction, consistency, comfort and durability. Bailo has little interest in following trends or fashions, which come and go. Bailo merely concentrates on the beauty of their garments, which specialise in four product lines, Bailo Extreme, Bailo Great Outdoors, Bailo Forest and Big Bailo.

However rooted in the great outdoors Bailo is also an excellent addition to the wardrobe of the cutting edge male. With it’s distinctive Bailo ‘red squirrel’ logo and stylish designs you don’t have to start scaling walls or climbing trees to wear this unique and exciting label. It could be argued that Bailo is the new Fjallraven, which let’s face it, is a very exciting prospect indeed.