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“People Don’t Know How Bad Neoprene Is”: Meet the Designer Bringing a Sustainable Vision to Surfing
“She [Abigail Lorick] noticed a gap in the market for a ‘by women, for women’ surf brand with a more elevated point of view, one that felt as sophisticated and timeless as the clothes she wore on dry land. The result is […]
More Competition For Plant-Based Shoes As Sanuk Debuts A New Design
Decker’s owned Sanuk, the California shoe brand most known for its easy going slide ons, has launched a shoe made with Yulex—a natural rubber coming from FSC-certified forests in Guatemala.
By Esha Chhabra, […]
100% Sustainable, 100% Vegan Stella x Hunter Boots
We have joined forces with iconic British brand Hunter to create a new rubber boot, and it just might be the most sustainable ever made.
Sustainable & Stylish
Debuted […]
Patagonia’s new natural-rubber wetsuit is the warmest I’ve ever worn, and softer and more flexible than ever
Looking into both environmental and social responsibility, Patagonia, as it stands now, is the only wetsuit manufacturer that is Fair Trade Certified and neoprene-free.
Bogs Rainboot Brands Are Becoming More Sustainable
Sustainability is a priority throughout our supply chain.
Dustin Combs,President of Bogs Footwear, bogsfootwear.com
Giving nature a little more love
When we first learned that the tinkerers at Yulex were […]
Why We’re Leaving Neoprene Behind
We’re replacing neoprene with plant-based Yulex technology because we believe in choosing sustainable and ethically sound materials whenever possible.
The Nieuwland 3e Wetsuit Built with Yulex Pure
‘It’s been three years in the making, but we’re really excited to be launching our first natural rubber wetsuit made from yulex pure™,’ finisterre founder tom kay.
Tom Kay, founder, finisterre.com […]
What Exactly Is This Yulex Stuff Patagonia Is Using to Make Neoprene Free Wetsuits?
What was Yulex? And how exactly did it mean making wetsuits in a more sustainable way.
Dylan Heyden, Associate Editor, The Intertia I remember standing in front of a group […]
