Climate-Friendly Outfits for the Outdoor Lifestyle

When venturing outdoors, it’s important to wear high-performance clothing that protects us from the elements. Whether you’re planning a camping trip, embarking on a summit climb, or simply going for a stroll in nature, hit the trails in these sustainable, made-to-last outer gear.

Warm, weather-proof jackets

Brace autumn and winter seasons by bundling up in eco-friendly and comfortable attire. Ukuthula – a low-impact sportswear brand – designs a water repellent, odor resistant, and breathable Gradient jacket suitable for rain, snow or shine. Available for men and women in nature-inspired colors, browse their newest collection here.

Hey Sport is a made-in-Italy excellence that offers clothing and accessories to ski world professionals, with a very high level of quality and service. Thanks to the continuous collaboration with technicians and leading sports world exponents, Hey today develops an ever wider range of products, combining technical research, attention to detail and sustainability, without ever giving up its unmistakable style. Get your item today.

Lightweight travel bags

Every adventure begins with packing the right essentials – but this also means considering what you’re packing your stuff into. Voted the #1 travel bag, Pacsafe creates climate-conscious and ethical backpacks complete with anti-theft technology to keep your belongings safe, no matter where you are in the wilderness. The brand is laser-focused on reducing waste, with goals to remove all virgin plastic from its supply chains by 2025.

Available in black, the Pacsafe Vibe 20L Anti-Theft backpack offers spacious storage and security features to protect your valuables while on the go.

Protective & practical accessories

If you’re headed to the sunny ski slopes this winter, it’s best to protect your eyes with consciously-made, high-grade eyewear. Karün – meaning “to be nature” in the Mapuche language from Chile – designed the Kona sunglasses specifically for the toughest environments. Sourced in Patagonia, Kona frames are made with ECONYL® regenerated nylon. The glasses can also be sent back after use to be recycled into new eyewear, and you’ll receive a 25% discount off your next purchase.

Author: Naomy Gmyrek