Magazine

We’re excited to announce that we are about to embark on our first ever equity crowdfunding journey and our pre-registration is officially open for Meander customers. 

We are delighted to announce our newest Meander Ambassador, John Barclay, former Scotland Rugby captain and now television commentator. Beyond his rugby career, John loves being able to travel as a product of his recent involvement in the world of whiskey, talks of his love for dog walking and sea-dipping, and maintains his continual involvement with the My Name’5 Doddie foundation.  We are very excited to have him on our team!

The Scottish Highlands are currently battling against one of the largest wildfire the UK has ever faced. Find out more about the challenges being faced by our beautiful homeland and what you can do to help protect our Highland heritage, the wildlife that habitat there, and the communities that are being affected.

Dressing comfortably and practically in Scotland's unpredictably shifting climate isn't always an easy task. With advancements in 37.5 technology, we have a solution to help you embrace all of Scotland's varying weather conditions, whether you're hiking through mountains, exploring historical sites, or meandering through Edinburgh's cobbled streets.

It’s that of year again when where we’re racking our brains trying to think what on earth do we buy for the awesome dads in our lives! We’ve put together our top picks from the Meander store to give you some inspiration. Alongside our own collection of Meander gear that’s designed for the stylish outdoor lover, we’ve also highlighted some of the other brands that we stock, who share our values and design ethos, all of which we sell in the Meander store.

There are so many incredible distilleries around Scotland for you to visit, each with its own unique story to tell and whisky to drink. With so many to choose from, it may be tough finding where to start. Here's our pick of a few of the distilleries we highly recommend for a great whisky weekend away.

At Meander, we are proud of our Scottish heritage and delighted to have some amazingly talented manufacturers on our ...

Traditional Scottish Bothies are small cabins located in remote locations across Scotland that provide shelter for hikers and explorers. Some are in stunning locations and have led many of us to harbour the fantasy of a relaxing remote stay with family or friends. The reality can be a bit different as whilst they are free to use and don’t require booking, there is no guarantee of getting the place to yourself or that really relaxing weekend you were looking for. 

Sonja Mackay, the founder of the more human company, uses photography as a way to practise mindfulness and reconnect with the present moment. It all stemmed from a toxic workplace and a diagnoses of chronic fatigue syndrome. She asked herself when it was she really thrived? The answer - when she was seen as human by those she worked with and called a friend. The More Human Company stemmed from here, with the mission to help people become more self aware, kind and compassionate through getting out of our heads and back into our bodies. Mindfulness from behind the lens is something Sonja teaches in her wellbeing and leadership courses and we have been lucky enough to have her share this wisdom with us.

Wild camping is one of the best ways to connect with and experience the outdoors in Scotland. We’ve put together a guide for those looking to help those who may be starting out their wild camping hobby or those just looking for the next spot. Click below to find your next Scottish Adventure.

This weekend marked the second annual Gleneagles Great Adventure Race (3 years after the first edition due to Covid). As a fellow outdoor-loving Scottish brand, we were lucky enough to be asked by Gleneagles if we would be interested in being a brand partner, and possibly even entering a team for this year's race. Since it was Gleneagles, and because the

We’ve spoken to quite a few highly accomplished adventurers for the magazine before, but when we recently caught up with Miles Hilton-Barber our whole team felt inspired and moved by his incredible story and words of wisdom. At the age of 21 Miles was diagnosed with Retinitis Pigmentosa, a genetic eyesight condition and has been blind for most of his life. At the age of 50 he decided to radically change his mindset and not let his circumstances hold him back and has since gone on to break multiple records, flown from London to Sydney, ran polar and desert ultra-marathons, raced cars and boats, climbed mountains and dived with sharks.