Adventures are better shared. We partner with people and organisations who inspire others to embrace the outdoors as much as we do. From the New Zealand Team on the world stage to our epic Coast to Coasters, our community helps more people get out there.
The New Zealand Team
As the exclusive proud Official Apparel Partner, we kit out the New Zealand Team as they represent Aotearoa on the global stage - and give supporters more ways than ever to feel part of the journey.
Kathmandu Coast to Coast
Both born in Ōtautahi Christchurch, Kathmandu and Coast to Coast have helped shape how Kiwis experience the outdoors for almost 40 years.
The Inspired Unemployed
With their mix of bold style, adventure travel, love for the outdoors, and unmistakable humor - Matt and Jack inspire people to disconnect in the outdoors.
Graeme Dingle Foundation
Helping young people build confidence and self-belief through the epic adventures out there.
Gemma McCaw
Passionate about making the outdoors accessible for all, Olympian and mum-of-three Gemma helps women break barriers and embrace adventure.
This could be you! Australian Partnership Opportunity
We’re actively exploring Australian partnership opportunities that align with our values, purpose, and love for the outdoors. If your organisation is driving positive change, we’d love to hear from you.
NZ Team athletes set to receive medal bonuses at Olympic Games
New Zealand Team athletes will receive a medal-winning bonus in the upcoming Olympic Games thanks to new Official Apparel Partner Kathmandu.
In addition to sponsorship and provision of uniforms for the New Zealand Team, Kathmandu will offer bonuses to medal winners at February’s Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games and the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games.
The bonus structure has been developed in consultation with the NZOC Athletes’ Commission.
Chair of the NZOC Athletes’ Commission, Richie Patterson said the Commission has enjoyed developing and testing different medal bonus methodologies.
"This is awesome for our Olympic athletes and I’m proud we’re able to help bring this tangible reward to life with thanks to Kathmandu,” said Patterson.