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Social Responsibility

Social Responsibility

“As global travelers and manufacturers, social responsibility and sustainability are the bedrock of our existence.”

  • Fair Trade Certified
  • Give Back Initiatives

Sustainable Fabrics

Where We’re At

30%

Use of recycled and sustainable materials. 2020

What’s Next

50%

Use of recycled and sustainable materials. 2022

  • Organic Cotton
    Organic Cotton

    Naturally renewable, free of pesticides, soft & breathable.

  • Hemp Fiber
    Hemp Fiber

    Uses 50% less water than cotton and requires the use of no pesticides.

  • Recycled Polyester
    Recycled Polyester

    Less petroleum dependency, reduced landfills, lower carbon footprint - Repreve®, Primaloft®.

  • Recycled Cotton
    Recycled Cotton

    The use of remnant, waste and salvaged cotton thread reduces the need to grow and process it.

  • Recycled Oyster Shell
    Recycled Oyster Shell

    Recycled oyster shells provide high environmentally friendly fibers with high tensile strength, Aka “SeaWool.”

    Coming in 2021
  • Recycled Coconut Fiber
    Recycled Coconut Fiber

    Recycled coconut husks are blended with stretch to deliver quick drying and anti-odor fiber.

    Coming in 2021
Organic Cotton

Naturally renewable, free of pesticides, soft & breathable.

Hemp Fiber

Uses 50% less water than cotton and requires the use of no pesticides.

Recycled Polyester

Less petroleum dependency, reduced landfills, lower carbon footprint - Repreve®, Primaloft®.

Recycled Cotton

The use of remnant, waste and salvaged cotton thread reduces the need to grow and process it.

Recycled Oyster Shell

Recycled oyster shells provide high environmentally friendly fibers with high tensile strength, Aka “SeaWool.”

Recycled Coconut Fiber

Recycled coconut husks are blended with stretch to deliver quick drying and anti-odor fiber.

Coming in 2021

Supply Chain

Where We’re At

  • -

    On-board Fair Trade Factories

What’s Next

“"There is no alternative path, the fork in the trail either leads to a better planet or a disastrous landscape for our children."”

Hero Jamie