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Outdoor Research
An outdoor clothing company based out of Seattle, Washington. They pride themselves in manufacturing outdoor gear that is Made in USA with ethical working conditions. "Outdoor Research is a proud founding member of the Outdoor Industry Association (OIA) Climate Action Corps" (Outdoor Research, 2023). Outdoor Research is transparent on their website about the state of climate change and their efforts. For example they use recycled materials in their clothing as well as ethically sourcing for their down products.

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We commit to working for the betterment of the environment, creating access for all, investing in product sustainability, reducing waste, and collaborating for good.

Outdoor Research was built to protect people outdoors, and that work often begins indoors - inside of our supply chain, factories, offices, and in the organizations with whom we partner.

Manufacturing award-winning gear for over 40 years has taught us a critical lesson: We can't do it alone. In order to do our best work, we need the perspective and support of key partners within and outside of our organization. From the materials used in our gear, to the ambassadors we rely on to showcase it, each element contributes to the positive change we seek to create in the world.

We rely on only the most trustworthy organizations and certifications to hold us to the high standards that we've set for ourselves. Learn about some of the practices we have in place, standards we hold ourselves to, and partners we trust with this work to move forward together.

Climate Action Corps

Outdoor Research is a proud founding member of the Outdoor Industry Association (OIA) Climate Action Corps. We're not only ensuring that we meet all expectations of the CAC, we're developing our own plan and approach to measure our business's carbon footprint. Calculating this measurement is a complex, involved process that takes years to perfect - but will ultimately guide us to our greatest emissions opportunities and help us reduce our impact on the earth.

Together with the OIA, we're making changes that aim to make the outdoor industry the world's first climate positive industry by 2030. Climate positive means to reduce your greenhouse gas emissions in line with a science-based target (SBT) that addresses all scopes, to remove even more GHG from the atmosphere than you emit, and to advocate for broader systemic change.

Climate Action Goals

Our responsibility is to be stewards of the environment. We are already experiencing altered ski seasons due to changing snowpack conditions, wildfires limiting access to recreation areas, and rising sea levels threatening coastal regions, and we recognize the need for urgent action to address the pressing issue of climate change. To mark our efforts toward addressing these and other climate changes, we have announced our 2030 climate action goals.

Our approach to sustainability is grounded in the understanding that no single solution will solve the complex challenges of climate change. Therefore, we have identified a range of initiatives and science-aligned targets that will allow us to reduce our environmental impact and greenhouse gas emissions across our operations.

Our commitment to sustainability is not only the right thing to do but also makes good business sense. By reducing our carbon footprint, we are not only mitigating the impacts of climate change but also improving our operational efficiency and position as an environmentally responsible company. We recognize that there is still much work to be done. However, we are committed to continually improving our sustainability performance to achieve our goals.

Renewable Energy

Outdoor Research is committed to taking action to power its direct-owned and controlled North American operations through the use of renewable energy.

Through our partnership with Bonneville Environmental Foundation (BEF), we purchased approximately 1000 MWh of renewable electricity in 2022 through Renewable Energy Certificates (REC). Each certificate traces energy production back to its source and certifies that 100% of Outdoor Research's energy usage in North America originates from renewable energy facilities through the purchase and retirement of RECs.

Each REC purchase contributes to the growth of the renewable energy market and supports BEF's mission to restore freshwater ecosystems, prepare the next generation for clean energy jobs, and catalyze a renewable energy future for all.

Learn more about Renewable Energy Certificates below:
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Creating Space for All in the Outdoors

Our Commitment to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
At Outdoor Research, we make products designed to get people outdoors. And we believe that the more people who get outside, the better we, and the world, will be.

It's only with each other that we've made it this far, and it's only by inviting new partners into the fold that we will grow and progress as a brand, as people, and as a force for greater equality and justice in the world.

If you believe that the outdoors is better when shared by all, join us in the journey.

bluesign® System Partnership

Bluesign® is a system that provides safer and more sustainable environments for people to work in and everyone to live in. Powered by a holistic approach, bluesign traces each textile's path along the manufacturing process, making improvements at every stage from factory floor to finished product. Simply put, bluesign changes the environmental impact of textiles for good.

To ensure we are better corporate citizens, bluesign provides us with a chemical framework to allow us to take ownership of our supply chain inputs and reduce the impacts of the products we sell. They are the partnership of choice for mills, brands, and retailers that desire a true "chain of custody" approach for their supply chain, and augment our efforts in the areas of safety, quality, risk, integrity, and more.
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Responsible Down Standard (RDS)

100% of our down is independently certified to the Responsible Down Standard (RDS), certified by CU 846520.

The Responsible Down Standard describes and independently certifies animal welfare practices in down and feather production and tracks the certified down from farm to final product.

We are committed to using traceable materials and prioritizing animal welfare. We've exclusively used down certified by RDS since 2016. We received our first RDS Down Brand Certification in 2017 and we recertify our RDS certification on an annual basis.
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Recycled Content

Each of our products made with recycled content has the same quality as seen in other Outdoor Research gear, but with less impact on the planet. When you buy gear that's made with recycled content, you're reducing waste, energy usage, and dependence on petroleum. By increasing our use of recycled materials, we can reduce or even eliminate the harm caused by manufacturing and production processes.

Certifications like Global Recycled Standard (GRS) create better ways to trace and verify recycled content, setting high sustainability standards for any manufacturer making these claims. Our goal is to be 100% GRS certified on all products that use recycled materials.
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Annual Impact Report

Over the last several years, we've made significant strides toward a greener, more ethical future. Our responsibility extends to every aspect of our business, from nurturing supplier relationships and championing workers' rights to sourcing sustainable materials and promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion within our workforce. We're proud to say that we've set out along the path toward carbon neutrality by switching to renewable energy sources and implementing advanced tracking tools to benchmark our carbon output reduction efforts.

The report below outlines our successes, challenges, and the ambitious environmental and social targets we've set for ourselves. We believe in transparency and want you to be part of our journey towards a more sustainable future.
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At Outdoor Research we have a Culture of Respect - We listen, value and empower each other and our fellow adventures while striving to protect the planet we live on.

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Mammut
A climbing gear and outdoor clothing company based in Seon, Switzerland. They are committed to making quality gear while being mindful of the materials they use. They highlight the use of recycled polyester and feathers from ducks that have been treated well. They are transparent withe their customer base in this sense and offer a supplier list and full responsibility report.

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The responsibility we feel for the places we love shapes the way we do business every day. From our home in the Swiss Alps, we see and feel the climate crisis in real time and are compelled to continuously analyze the way our design philosophy and manufacturing processes affect our social and environmental impact.

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Wild Country
A climbing hardware company based out of Bangor, UK. They are a part of the Oberalp group; a group of mountain outdoor gear companies that prioritizes social and corporate responsibility. "We don’t see sustainability as a distant goal, but a mindset, reflected in our daily actions and decisions" (Wild Country, 2023).

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As part of the Oberalp group Wild Country belongs to a family of outdoor brands that take corporate and social responsibility seriously. It is a choice we invest in, because we believe in it. We don't see sustainability as a distant goal, but a mindset, reflected in our daily actions and decisions.

"Sustainability is rather like a belay device: helping to make sure that our family and friends are safe and feel secure on every route, for a long time."
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SUSTAINABILITY MANAGER

Climbing pure or " pure climbing", perfectly sums up the way we think. In everything we do, and everything we create, and everywhere we climb; our ambition, energy and expertise drive us on. We're always pushing the limits of what is possible.

And out of this attitude our Pure Climbing Equipment is created.

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Corporate & Social Responsibility | Wild Country® USA

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To be able to use Wild Country USA in full range, we recommend activating Javascript in your browser. As part of the Oberalp group Wild Country belongs to a family of outdoor brands that take corporate and social responsibility seriously. It is a choice we invest in, because we believe in it.

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KÜHL Clothing
A clothing company based out of Salt Lake City, Utah. They are an independent company with a priority on ethically sourcing quality materials. "KÜHL will not over-produce. Over production is a waste of working capital, resources, and is overall, environmentally unsound. We make a great product for a fair price" (KÜHL, 2023).

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Although things have changed since the beginning, we are proud to be one of the few remaining privately owned and independent companies in the outdoor space. This has allowed us to stay true to our number one priority; provide our customers with the highest quality products.

Remaining independently owned in such a competitive landscape is not just a choice, it is the core value of the entire business. It is a promise to everyone involved: customers, employees and the surrounding community that KÜHL will continue to forge our own path and follow our hearts. We will always choose the path of freedom and independence.

KÜHL is here to inspire you to follow your true calling, true passions and support independents in all walks of life. We believe this all begins with great staff. Our entire team possesses the desire and passion to produce the best outdoor products on the market. Once in the hands of valued customers, it is our hope that their new purchase will ignite their passion for the Great Outdoors.

We're often asked, "Why doesn't anything go on sale?" Our answer: KÜHL will never settle for second best. We source only the finest materials from environmentally conscious and ethically minded partners. In addition, our production facilities must also meet high standards in their practices and procedures. Finally, as an independent, fiscal responsibility is crucial to survival. KÜHL will not over-produce. Over production is a waste of working capital, resources, and is overall, environmentally unsound. We make a great product for a fair price.

If ethics were profitable all businesses would have them. We believe that we are defined by our actions. As an independently owned company our definition of success is different. Our goal is simple: employ and partner with great people, source responsibly, and provide a higher quality of living for all involved to make the best damn products. We want to give you the opportunity to enjoy the journey rather than focusing on the destination.

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Find out what makes KÜHL Clothing unique. Born in the Mountains, KÜHL is committed to creating durable, comfortable, and stylish mountain apparel.

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REI
An outdoor gear company, originally from Seattle. REI has a strong Co-Op as well as a resupply section in stores. Customers can shop preowned goods from the resupply. REI takes measures to ensure climate action and equity in the outdoors. "Since 2021, more than 50,000 members of the REI community wrote to Congress urging action on climate, equity and conservation, helping to pass two historic bills" (REI, 2023).

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"REI's Cooperative Action Network has supercharged the efforts to protect the places where we play. With more people than ever getting outside, REI is helping make voters' voices heard to ramp up efforts to conserve more public lands and waters."

- Adam Cramer, CEO Outdoor Alliance

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REI Cooperative Action Network | REI Co-op

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Take a stand with us, as we raise our voices together for outdoor equity, climate action and places we love.

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Outdoor Voices
An NYC company that has since moved to Austin, Texas. Outdoor Voices is an athletic clothing company with commitments to sustainability and creating products with longevity in mind. They also prioritize circularity; ensuring a way to repurpose and recycle clothing after use.

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Choosing to be sustainable is top of mind across all aspects of our business. At the highest level, our goal is to apply a lens of circularity and longevity to everything that we do, from raw materials to manufacturing to the low impact, recyclable packaging we source through our fulfillment partner.

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Bedrock
A sandal company based in Montana. Their sustainability efforts can be seen in their zero plastic packaging and in the products themselves. Some of their models are made from recycled materials such as the Cairn Geo. They also offer a repair program. Bedrock is Bluesign Certified as well as a part of 1% For The Planet.

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We wanted to make a premium quality sandal that let us experience the outdoors more simply and that held up to the heavy abuse of our outdoor lifestyles. We launched a Kickstarter in 2011, grew slowly, kept making our sandals better, lived in vans and sailboats, thru hiked trails, and crafted our sa…

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Parks Project
A clothing company dedicated to donating money to national parks to preserve nature and a mission: "We're empowering the next generation of Park Champions to preserve the parks we love and leave it better than we found it (Parks Project, 2023). This company is B corporation certified.

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Each product purchased contributes directly to one of over 50 non-profit groups protecting parks and public lands in the US and Canada, providing vital funding for the ongoing care of National Parks and public lands. For all that these places give to us, we want to give something back. That's why we're taking action- check it out here.

Cofounders Keith & Sevag both believe we can all do more to support our amazing parklands. Check out the video here:

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Each product purchased contributes directly to one of over 50 non-profit groups protecting parks and public lands in the US and Canada, providing vital funding for the ongoing care of National Parks and public lands. For all that these places give to us, we want to give something back.

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La Sportiva
Italian climbing, hiking, and skiing company with their North American HQ based in Boulder, CO. Their focus is making their products as sustainable as possible and keeping production transparent with consumers. They are partnered with dozens of climbing, hiking, and skiing companies with an emphasis on community and accessibility for varying skill levels.

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La Sportiva possesses a strong passion for the mountains and the environment, and it is this consciousness that forces us to strive to reduce negative environmental impacts of production, while still creating the best performing outdoor products on the market. We are always critically assessing our existing processes and searching for methods that can reduce environmental impact, improve working conditions, and the safety of our employees. From switching to video conferencing to reduce air travel, using recycled materials in our shoes, or becoming a zero waste facility; there is always something more we can do.

La Sportiva owns and operates its own state-of-the-art factory in Italy. This small, 250-person, factory is located in Ziano di Fiemme, a small mountain village in the heart of the Italian Dolomites. The tradition and heritage of handmade footwear lives on today in this magical alpine valley existing in the shadows of jagged limestone peaks and glaciated valleys where alpine masters such as Bonatti and Messner plied their craft.

Our goal at La Sportiva is to reduce the impact of running our business while increasing the positive impact we have on people, communities, and the environment. We are dedicated to our customers, and part of that dedication is doing everything we feasibly can to improve the environment for future generations.

Fair Labor and Code of Conduct

In order to make an impact and promote socially acceptable production conditions, Outdoor Industry Association (OIA) participants have adopted this Fair Labor Code of Conduct. To adopt the code and become a participant, a company shall declare its support for the OIA Fair Labor Code of Conduct and seek to conform to the code and its standards. The Code of Conduct outlines standards to ensure that working conditions in the outdoor industry supply chain are safe, that workers are treated with respect and dignity, and that manufacturing processes are environmentally responsible. You can download our Code of Ethics .
We have three levels of monitoring. We analyze the risk factors of a particular manufacturing partner and determine which type of compliance evaluation to utilize.

Basic Monitoring (SE) - the audit can be completed by the manufacturing partner, providing details of their operation as they pertain to the FLCC. We often use this monitoring process with trusted partners that can document completion independent third party auditing with other customers.

In-depth (ISE) - this is a series of steps that our QA staff can follow to actively verify compliance with the FLCC. The audit covers all health and safety aspects of the Code, but does not involve a review of wage and hourly documentation or worker interviews.

Full Audit (3P) - A full audit of all elements of the FLCC carried out by an independent third party audit firm. The 3P audit includes all elements of the ISE audit, as well as review of wage and hour documentation and worker interviews.

Country of Origin

La Sportiva brand products sold in North America are manufactured in six factories in three countries. Our factories in Italy manufacture about 60% of our products. Factories in China and Vietnam manufacture 28% and 12%, respectively.

The country of origin of all our products is clearly marked on the box and on the product. We do not engage in the deceptive practice of making the components of our shoes in one place and shipping these to another location for assembly. This misleading process can be employed to make the components (uppers, midsoles, outsoles) in a country where labor costs are low, and to then ship these components to a another country for assembly. This process allows the manufacturer to label their products "Made in the U.S.A.", for example, without actually making any of the components in the U.S.A. While completely legal, this practice is misleading.

At La Sportiva we pledge transparency in reporting country of origin. When we write "Made in" we mean manufactured and assembled in.

Quality Management

The ISO 9001 and ISO 14000 families are among ISO's most widely known standards ever. ISO 9001 and ISO 14000 standards are implemented by some 887,770 organizations in 161 countries. ISO 9001 has become an international reference for quality management requirements in business-to-business dealings, and ISO 14000 is well on the way to achieving as much, if not more, in enabling organizations to meet their environmental challenges.

The ISO 9001 family is primarily concerned with "quality management". This means what the organization does to fulfill:

The customer's quality requirements, and

Applicable regulatory requirements, while aiming to

Enhance customer satisfaction, and

Achieve continual improvement of its performance in pursuit of these objectives.

The ISO 14000 family is primarily concerned with "environmental management". This means what the organization does to:

Minimize harmful effects on the environment caused by its activities, and to

Achieve continual improvement of its environmental performance.

There's never a better time to get involved in your community and become a part of the greater good. We work alongside your fellow climbers, skiers, hikers, and runners to spread responsible recreation.

La Sportiva is located in Ziano di Fiemme, Italy at the base of the Dolomite Mountains. From the beginning our mission was to create a durable, rugged shoe for the local farmers and mountaineering guides. As La Sportiva grew into a global business we expanded our product offering to include new categories in technical footwear, though alpinism is still the heart of this mountain based family run business. Our love of wild and beautiful places is what drives us to make the best technical footwear for mountain-based sports.

La Sportiva North America is based in Boulder, CO. The entire staff cleans and cares for a two-mile section of road on Flagstaff Mountain just west of Boulder. This section of road is directly adjacent to the historical bouldering area of Flagstaff Mountain. Bouldering legends such as Gill, Holloway, Ament, Kor, and Culp all honed their skills at this area just five minutes from downtown Boulder.

Every year La Sportiva, NA has 100% participation for Bike to Work Day held in June. The company was recognized by the Denver Regional Council of Governments (DRCOG) for their efforts in reducing impact. In addition each employee at La Sportiva received an Eco Pass to use for local buses. This event serves as a reminder that little efforts can be recognized and have an impact on a daily basis.

Soles4Souls is a Nashville-based charity that collects shoes from the warehouses of footwear companies and the closets of people like you. The charity distributes these shoes to people in need, regardless of race, religion, class, or any other criteria. Since 2005, Soles4Souls has given away over 13 million pairs of new and gently worn shoes (currently donating one pair every 7 seconds.) These shoes have been distributed to people in over 125 countries, including Kenya, Thailand, Nepal and the United States.

La Sportiva began a partnership with Soles4Souls in 2005 (shortly after the Asian Tsunami that devastated Indonesia, Sri Lanka, South India, Thailand and many other countries on the eastern coast of Africa). Since then, La Sportiva has donated several thousand pairs of footwear to Soles4Souls who in turn has distributed them in areas of natural disaster as well as to people in need across the globe. We continue to send regular donations of footwear to Sole4Souls and encourage you to also!

La Sportiva places a high value on our business relationships and partnerships that give an overall benefit to the outdoor industry. By working with our partners we will create a committed team that can make a positive difference on the environment and in communities. Our goal is to create a harmonious relationship between our business, our business partners and the environment in order to provide an inviting industry for outdoor enthusiasts ranging from the most experienced to beginners.

CORPORATE PARTNERS:

Climbing Partners:

Hiking Partners:

Ski Partners:

Guide Partnerships:

La Sportiva N.A. Inc. has partnered with a handful of premier guide services who offer the quality instruction and guided climbing and ski trips. Our preferred La Sportiva guide partners exclusively use La Sportiva footwear for all of their services. In addition to our partners, we also have an extensive list of guide services we recommend for other custom guided trips and climbing or skiing instruction.

Preferred La Sportiva Guide Partners:

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La Sportiva possesses a strong passion for the mountains and the environment, and it is this consciousness that forces us to strive to reduce negative environmental impacts of production, while still creating the best performing outdoor products on the market.

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Arc'teryx
An outdoor gear company based in Vancouver, Canada. They are focused on the longevity of their products. "The most sustainable purchase is no purchase. Buying pre-loved ReGEAR™is your next best move" (Arc'teryx, 2023). They have made commitments to a Science-Based Carbon Target on Climate Action, efforts towards a circular economy, working with communities that work to remove any barriers to the outdoors, FairTrade certification and improving working conditions where their products are manufactured.

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Responsible manufacturing means we take responsibility for the environmental and the social impacts of making our products.

Arc'teryx has been intimately connected to manufacturing since our beginning. For many years, our office and design floor were located inside our factory. Today, we continue to run our operations at our Vancouver manufacturing facility, ARC'One. This deep connection to manufacturing forms the basis of our approach to sustainability in our global supply chain.

While Canadian production represents the foundation of our manufacturing knowledge, our production is global.

Products must meet our demanding quality, so we partner with the highest performance technical apparel facilities in 10 countries to help us achieve required volumes. We stand behind every product we make, and are proud to call out the facilities behind each piece. An Arc'teryx label, no matter the place of manufacture,is an assurance of quality,durability and performance.

Our design approach, devotion to detail and quality, and our long-term relationships with manufacturing facilities create an opportunity to influence conditions for workers that we are actively leaning into.

Starting in 2020, we have begun supporting our manufacturing facilities through the independent third-party Fair Trade Certified™ program to empower workers by providing additional funds that workers receive and that they can direct to improve their livelihoods. Products that are Fair Trade Certified provide you with the assurance that worker rights-their health and safety - are being protected. Additionally, Fair Trade premiums generate a worker-controlled fund which the workers collectively apply to secure tangible benefits in their own lives.

To learn more about our relationships with our supply chain partners, please visit our Supply Chain Partners page.

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Our approach to sustainability stems from our identity, values, & history. Our goal is to make sustainability a core element of the world's best gear.

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Janji - "Responsibility is the intersection of sustainable choices with social and ethical practices" (Janji, 2023).
Janji is a running apparel company based out of Boston, Mass. They focus on making their clothing as durable as possible from recycled materials so they do not need to be replaced as often. Their products are Bluesign certified, and their mailers are made from 100% recycled materials. 2% of all proceeds go to nonprofit partners with the goal of providing clean water access to all.

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Janji - Exploring, Connecting & Giving Back Through Running

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Inspired by the places we run and the people we meet. Janji gear is built to #RunEverywhere and each line funds clean water projects around the globe.

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Patagonia
An outdoor gear company based in Ventura, California. Apart of 1% For the Planet with several other sustainability efforts including Patagonia Action Works "We support organizations working on issues in the areas of land, water, climate, communities, and biodiversity" (Patagonia, 2023).

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Due to safety concerns about the snaps on the Infant Capilene® Midweight Set, we are implementing a recall of units purchased between August 1, 2021, and January 12, 2023. For more information, including how to identify this product, how to return it and how to get a full refund, please click the link below.

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patagonia is a designer of outdoor clothing and gear for the silent sports: climbing

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Patagonia is a designer of outdoor clothing and gear for the silent sports: climbing, surfing, skiing and snowboarding, fly fishing, and trail running

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1% For the Planet - "Certified Impact, Made Simple"
A company part founded by one of the founders of Patagonia. Originating in the Patagonia store in San Francisco in 2002, the company has expanded to many other companies. Their mission is to donate 1% of all sales to environmental organizations.

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DONE WITH BUSINESS AS USUAL?

If you're a business that's about putting people and the planet over profit, you're in good company. Talk to a member of our team to learn more about becoming a member of 1% for the Planet.

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1% for the Planet | Accelerating Environmental Giving

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1% for the Planet is a globally recognized certification that represents thousands of businesses and environmental partners. Millions of people around the world trust the 1% for the Planet logo as a certified seal against greenwashing.

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Cotopaxi - Gear For Good
A company based out of Utah, they focus on creating durable gear made sustainably with an emphasis on giving back to poor communities in Latin America. They are apart of 1% For the Planet.

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Adventure inspires us to see the world and make it better. That's why we build gear that fuels both outdoor experiences and global change. To achieve our mission, we dedicate at least 1% of our revenue to nonprofits that help communities experiencing poverty.

Our Gear for Good® promise is to make durable gear as ethically and sustainably as possible, and to use our company as a way to support communities in need.

Davis Smith grew up throughout Latin America, where he saw first-hand the hardship resulting from unequal access to opportunity. He has since dedicated himself to using business as a force for good in order to address the inequality he witnessed during his childhood.

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Learn more about Cotopaxi's mission to create sustainably designed outdoor gear that fuels both adventure and global change.