Rumpl, the category leader in technical blankets, announces the launch of limited-edition blankets designed by two artists, Corinne Weidmann and Nathan Brown, as part of the Rumpl Artist Division (RAD) for Spring 2023. The collections feature original artwork commissioned by Corinne Weidmann and Nathan Brown and are available today at Rumpl.com and select retailers.

RAD is a collaborative program that highlights the work of accomplished and upcoming artists who inspire creativity in communities worldwide. Weidmann is a Swiss-born and -based artist who specializes in modern mountainscapes and landscapes of Europe and the Pacific Northwest. Brown is a Nashville-based artist and muralist who draws inspiration from skateboarding, travel and graffiti.

Corinne Weidmann x Lauterbrunnen Valley

The Rumpl x Corinne Weidmann Lauterbrunnen Valley artwork is inspired by the Bernese Alps in western Switzerland. Weidmann’s paintings depict alpine landscapes of rocks and glaciers with bold and vivid colors. Most of her work, including this blanket, are simple representations of the appreciation for the beauty around us. Weidmann instills her passion for climate advocacy into all her work.

“Being in nature is a bit like medicine to me. It‘s not something I can easily describe in words, but rather comes as a very grounding and humbling feeling. Recognizing how small and irrelevant I am in the context of everything around me makes me think less about myself and more about the entirety embedded in me. It‘s this feeling that I try to transfer into all of my work, including my partnership with Rumpl,” says Weidmann.

The Lauterbrunnen Valley Original Puffy Blanket (MSRP: $145) is made with Rumpl’s 100% post-consumer recycled polyester shell and 3D hollow fiber siliconized synthetic insulation. Each blanket reclaims 60 post-consumer plastic bottles. The durable water-repellent (DWR) treatment and 30-denier ripstop polyester fabric make this blanket weather- and stain-resistant to hold up to all your outdoor adventures.

Nathan Brown x Cozy Dimensions

The Rumpl x Nathan Brown Cozy Dimensions artwork is inspired by a mural that Brown painted at Rumpl’s headquarters in Portland, Oregon. The mural pulls on inspiration from his love for skateboarding and painting graffiti on big buildings. Brown’s passion for skating led him to graffiti, which eventually evolved into a full-time career painting murals. He’s also an environmental advocate and these values transfer into his pieces as certain colorways and organic shapes.

“The process of taking my artwork from the streets to Rumpl’s product was a fun challenge because I’m not a graphic designer by trade. And the opportunity to transform a space will always be way up there for me. Seeing people happy because I brought color and life to a space is a huge motivator. Seeing the potential of a wall, handrail, curb, or ledge reminds me of skating and the many hours of joy it could bring,” says Brown.

The Nathan Brown collection includes the Cozy Dimensions Original Puffy Blanket (MSRP: $145), which is made using Rumpl’s 100% post-consumer recycled polyester shell and 3D hollow fiber siliconized synthetic insulation. The Cozy Dimensions Everywhere Towel (MSRP: $60) is an ultra-absorbent, quick-drying packable towel that repels everything from sand to pet hair. The Cozy Dimensions Beer Blankets (MSRP: $9) are Rumpl’s compressible beverage blanket, adding that extra layer of insulation for a cold beer and warm hands.

Corinne Weidmann and Nathan Brown are the first new artists to join the RAD in 2023. Rumpl also launches an assortment of collaborations with additional artists, including Maggie Thompson, Shae Anthony and Aaron Kai.

The Corinne Weidmann and Nathan Brown products are now available at www.rumpl.com and select retailers. For more information, please contact Senior Account Manager Maria Brickman at Maria.Brickman@rygr.us.

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About Rumpl: Based in Portland, Oregon, Rumpl makes Blankets for Everywhere. Utilizing material technologies commonly found in activewear and outdoor gear, Rumpl aims to modernize the everyday blanket. Rumpl’s high-quality, versatile blankets keep you comfortable no matter where you are. The materials have been tested and proven in harsh environments, yet specifically selected for comfort and durability. Rumpl believes the blanket you use every day deserves the same attention to detail as a sleeping bag you might use ten times a year. The result is a premium and versatile blanket that can be used anywhere you go or when you do not go anywhere. www.rumpl.com.

About Corinne Weidmanm: Corinne Weidmann is a Swiss-born and based artist who specializes in modern mountainscapes and landscapes of Europe and the Pacific Northwest. She pours abstract, theoretical, and philosophical concepts and visualizations of landscapes into her work.

About Nathan Brown: Nathan Brown is a Nashville-based artist and muralist who draws inspiration from skateboarding, travels, painting graffiti, gradient color palettes in nature, city life and structural lines in architecture.

Clayer is a brand that is dedicated to providing products in the most eco-friendly way possible. Working with an exclusive supplier who has been recognized for their efforts, receiving the award for the greenest company in France. This is a testament to their commitment to sustainability and to preserving the environment.

Clayer’s commitment to sustainability starts with not only the choice of suppliers but also their packaging. They use eco-friendly materials and techniques to ensure that their products reach customers in the most environmentally responsible way possible. Until now, all packaging were made from recycled and recyclable plastic. But by the end of 2023, the goal is to switch all material to plastic free, with Sugar cane resin, in order to reducing waste through the use of minimal packaging.

In addition to their eco-friendly packaging, Clayer is also committed to offering non-toxic products. Their products are free from harmful chemicals and are safe for both the environment and for customers. They believe in providing high-quality products that are not only safe for the environment, but also safe for the people who use them.

Clayer is proud to be committed to making a difference in the world. They believe that every small change can make a big impact and are proud to be leading the way in sustainable and eco-friendly practices.

Clayer is a company that is dedicated to leave a positive impact by providing eco-friendly products in the most responsible way possible. They are committed to using sustainable materials and techniques, and to offering non-toxic products that are safe for the environment and for customers.  

Clayer also wants to educate customers via the blog on their website.

Moving forward together to a better future, for yourself, the Planet and the next generations.

Life Time (NYSE: LTH), the nation’s premier healthy lifestyle brand and owner and producer of 30 premier athletic events, announces the launch of the Life Time Little Sugar MTB presented by Mazda, a new mountain bike event set for October 15, 2023, in Northwest Arkansas. The event expands Life Time’s portfolio of best-in-class off-road events and adds to its mountain bike lineup, which also includes the Life Time Sea Otter Classic Fuego XL, Stages Cycling Leadville Trail 100 MTB, and the Life Time Chequamegon MTB Festival presented by Trek. Little Sugar MTB will occur the weekend before the Life Time Big Sugar Gravel presented by Mazda, setting the stage for the creation of the new, week-long Big Sugar Classic Cycling Festival to occur Saturday, October 14 through Sunday, October 24. Registration opens on March 1 – the same day as registration for Big Sugar Gravel.

Little Sugar MTB honors the investment, culture, and amazing biking community that the Northwest Arkansas region has worked to create. The event is expected to attract a world-class field to Arkansas’ legendary singletrack mountain bike terrain and will offer participants the opportunity to qualify for the Stages Cycling Leadville Trail 100 MTB. Little Sugar MTB will be produced by the same team behind Life Time Big Sugar Gravel presented by Mazda, the Leadville Race Series, and Garmin Unbound Gravel presented by Craft Sportswear, and includes the support of Bentonville locals and industry leaders, Aimee and Nat Ross, as community liaisons.

The Little Sugar MTB event weekend will feature a one-day expo on Saturday, October 14, with participants taking on the challenging singletrack trails that roughly follows the course through Bentonville and Bella Vista, Arkansas, on Sunday October 15. Three course distances will be offered: 100k with 6,610’ of elevation gain, 50k with 3,461’ of elevation gain, and 20k with 1,125’ of elevation gain. Exact courses subject to final approvals. There will also be a $25,000 prize purse for the top finishers of the 100k event.

All course distances will start in Bentonville at the Coler MTB Preserve, traverse legendary terrain in Bella Vista and finish in downtown Bentonville. The flagship 100k distance will pass through the Little Sugar and Back 40 trails in Bella Vista and Slaughter Pen trails in Bentonville, trails before heading back to town. As riders face grinding climbs that alternate with fasting rolling descents, they will be greeted by the area’s stunning landscape, featuring unique bluff lines, caves, waterfalls, and Bella Vista’s iconic Ledges trail. 

“The singletrack mountain bike terrain and development that has taken place in Northwest Arkansas is undeniably world class and we are very excited to bring a new Life Time MTB event to the region,” said Kimo Seymour, President of Life Time Events. “The Sea Otter Classic kicks off the cycling season for many and we love the opportunity to bring the cycling community back together at the end of the season for a week-long celebration of all things cycling.”

The Big Sugar Classic will celebrate and wrap up the off-road North America cycling calendar. Families, athletes, brands, and leaders in the cycling community are invited to stay for the week between the Little Sugar MTB and Big Sugar Gravel events, to enjoy trail spotlights, industry gatherings, group rides, clinics and more. Other cycling industry events happening during the same week and complementing the The Big Sugar Classic include: 

• People for Bikes SHIFT Conference – official date has not yet been announced for 2023
• Outerbike Bentonville – October 20-22, 2023
• The Big Sugar Gravel Expo (and Life Time Grand Prix presented by Mazda Finale Programming) – October 19, 2023

“Our community has worked for years together to build our region as a mountain biking destination and partnering with Life Time to host the Little Sugar MTB event represents the pinnacle of achievements,” stated Kalene Griffith, CEO/President, Visit Bentonville. “Life Time is the best of the best for organizing events. Partnering with their team means showcasing our region’s trails to a whole new audience. It only reaffirms Bentonville’s status as the MTB Capital of the world™.” 

“Between the Back 40, Little Sugar, and Blowing Springs trail systems, Bella Vista is home to over 100 miles of world-class singletrack as challenging as it is beautiful”, said Brandon Kelley, director of Discover Bella Vista. “We are especially excited that this partnership with Life Time will expose Bella Vista to a wider audience so that they can come here and experience that beauty for themselves.”

More information on the Little Sugar MTB, Big Sugar Gravel, race registration, and the week-long cycling festival can be found at bigsugarclassic.com. Follow along on Instagram and Facebook. 

More information about all Life Time athletic events is available at https://my.lifetime.life/athletic-events.html.

About Life Time®, Inc.

Life Time (NYSE: LTH) empowers people to live healthy, happy lives through its portfolio of more than 160 athletic country clubs across the United States and Canada. The Company’s healthy way of life communities and ecosystem address all aspects of healthy living, healthy aging and healthy entertainment for people 90 days to 90+ years old. Supported by a team of more than 30,000 dedicated professionals, Life Time is committed to providing the best programs and experiences through its clubs, iconic athletic events and comprehensive digital platform.

Kitsbow Cycling Apparel was recognized for Visionary Leadership in Sustainability by the North Carolina Business Council as part of their Sixth Annual awards ceremony in Raleigh, N.C. on January 26, 2023. Numerous businesses leading the way in sustainable practices, technologies, and methods are nominated, and the Council selects winners from the field of nominees.

“The team at Kitsbow has been intentional on multiple dimensions of sustainability,” explained David Billstrom, one of the leaders at employee-owned Kitsbow. “Based on the foundation of making products after they are ordered to avoid unsold inventory landing in landfills, the team is also subsidizing a resale store just for used apparel, introduced all-compostable packaging and shipping materials two years ago, and for the last four years has outright avoided ocean transport of clothes made overseas – in opposition to 98% of the clothes currently sold in the U.S. by other brands.”

“We are truly humbled and honored that the leaders at the North Carolina Business Council noticed our work and chose to recognize our leadership despite the many worthy businesses demonstrating sustainable practices,” noted Jessie Inglis, Director of Production for Kitsbow.

The Kitsbow Experienced Apparel store is simple to use for both buyers and sellers, with sellers paying a 10% fee of the sales price for use of the service. Kitsbow is also providing sellers with an option to receive 110% of their sales price as store credit to use in the regular Kitsbow.com store.

Dimensions of Kitsbow’s Sustainability

Kitsbow.com offers 5,000+ different sizes, fits, and colors of a collection of men and women’s apparel, but usually only makes the garment after the customer places the order. Shipping is always free, direct to the customer’s home, and gives unprecedented choice to the user – they get the exact size, fit and color they want, not what happens to be on the shelf. This also prevents the massive waste and harm of unsold apparel in landfills, which experts have calculated could be as much as 20% of all the finished goods made worldwide every year.

Kitsbow Experienced Apparel enables Kitsbow customers to list and sell their Kitsbow gear, and thus provides the public a way to buy used Kitsbow gear at a more affordable price point. Anyone can buy or sell our durable apparel to each other, which keeps the gear in service of adventure and enjoying the outdoors – and keeps it out of the landfill.

All packaging used in shipping Kitsbow apparel is compostable by the consumer in their own garden, from the shipping box or bag to the retail bag, and everything else used in shipping: tape, shipping labels, even barcode labels. Kitsbow makes its sources for its packaging available to any brand considering using these compostable options.

About Kitsbow

Kitsbow was established in California over 10 years ago, with each detail of our apparel vetted for quality and style. The clothes are also exceedingly durable, which means they last longer, and that the negative impact of production is minimized. Relocating to Old Fort, North Carolina in 2019, Kitsbow committed to a Just in Time manufacturing model, minimizing waste and maximizing flexibility to serve the customer and halting imports from overseas. Kitsbow clothing (except for gloves and socks) is sewn in the USA from both domestic and imported material, and all Kitsbow products are packaged and shipped using compostable packaging that’s ready to return to the Earth in your own garden. 

In January 2022, Kitsbow employees purchased the company from the original investors and rebooted as an employee-owned  public benefit corporation, and has started the process to become a certified B Corp. Kitsbow also is a Bicycle Friendly Business, designated at the highest level (Platinum) by The League of American Bicyclists. 

Individuals now are able to become a stakeholder in Kitsbow by making an investment; the Kitsbow team invites you to learn more at https://Wefunder.com/Kitsbow. 

Since its inception in 1968, outdoor lifestyle apparel brand Royal Robbins has committed to honoring and protecting the environment. As a leader in

eco-conscious outdoor apparel, Royal Robbins announces lower-impact practices for Spring 2023 that support the brand’s overall climate goals for 2025.

With material production making up the largest portion of a product’s environmental footprint, Royal Robbins has carefully selected lower-impact fibers to help reduce waste, chemical use, water use, and greenhouse gas emissions.

• Sixty-two percent of the garments in the Royal Robbins Spring 2023 collection are made with materials that contain 50-percent or more lower impact fibers, including preferred cotton, recycled polyester, certified forest materials, hemp, and preferred wool.
• Royal Robbins has reduced the carbon footprint of its best-selling men’s shirt series (including the iconic Desert Pucker) by switching to carbon-zero TENCEL™ Modal fibers, which are certified as CarbonNeutral™ products by Natural Capital
• Royal Robbins has expanded its use of natural and recycled materials with 80-percent of poly-based garments made from recycled polyester.
• Similarly, 88-percent of cotton-based styles for Spring 2023 are made with preferred cotton (including organic cotton), which is grown in partner programs with farmers to help reduce environmental impact through improved water, land, and chemical management
• For Spring 2023, Royal Robbins is introducing unbleached and undyed fabrics, which is used in the Vacationer hemp knit blend. This new style uses up to 80-percent fewer kilowatt-hours (kWh) energy, 80-percent fewer liters of water, and 75-percent fewer chemicals than a traditional piece dyeing process.
• Finally, many Royal Robbins trims (locker loop, zipper pull, cord locker loop, and woven labels) are made from recycled polyester, which has lowered the brand’s utilization of energy and fossil fuels.

All of these initiatives support Royal Robbins 2025 climate goals. By 2025, the company has set a target of 40-percent reduction in its emissions in the company’s owned and operated locations (including Royal Robbins offices, warehouse locations, and retail stores). Royal Robbins also has a target of 50-percent reduction in emissions per product produced (considering categories, purchased products & services, and transport & distribution) by 2025.

Aligning with its climate goals, Royal Robbins aims to use more eco-conscious and sustainable fibers, with targets that include:

• 80-percent recycled or bio-based polyester by 2025
• 100-percent preferred cotton by 2025
• 100-percent FSC or PEFC certified man-made cellulosic by 2023
• 50-percent certified, traceable wool by 2025

To learn more about Royal Robbins sustainability initiatives, please visit its website at https://www.royalrobbins.com/us/en-us/explore/sustainability

Royal Robbins new Spring 2023 Collection will be available beginning March 1, 2023 at specialty retailers, online at royalrobbins.com, and at Royal Robbins retail store locations in Denver, Berkeley, Calif., Modesto, Calif., and Seattle.

About Royal Robbins®

Founded in 1968 by world-renowned adventurers Royal and Liz Robbins, Royal Robbins is a leading designer, manufacturer, and retailer of outdoor lifestyle apparel. The brand has gained worldwide recognition for its high-quality, functional clothing and commitment to environmental and social responsibility. It has built a reputation of integrating technical features for active outdoor consumers seeking performance-oriented garments, but with style and comfort. Royal Robbins’s collection of men’s and women’s products can be found in outdoor and specialty retail partners throughout the U.S. and abroad. To learn more, please visit royalrobbins.com.

* Cotton-based and polyester-based styles are all styles using at least 20% cotton or polyester in the main material blend. Styles using less than 20% are not included in the calculation

** Preferred forest materials are wood pulp-based fibers cultivated in FSC (Forest Stewardship Council certification) or PECF (Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification) certified forests

Winnebago, the flagship brand of outdoor lifestyle product manufacturer Winnebago Industries, and Adventure Wagon, the premier builder of modular camper vans, announce today their collaboration on a limited edition van that combines the renowned craftsmanship and innovation of both companies to create the ultimate adventure vehicle.

The limited edition Winnebago + Adventure Wagon vans are based on the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 170 chassis, and features Adventure Wagon’s renowned Modular Interior System.  The Adventure Wagon platform provides endless possibilities for consumers to add, remove, and rearrange Adventure Wagon and Winnebago components. This flexibility affords owners the ability to safely secure cargo and consumer creations such as equipment racks, desks, galleys, and more to customize the van for whatever the adventure demands. The build comes standard with Adventure Wagon’s popular MOAB elevator bed and Mule Bags for soft overhead storage. The MOAB bed can easily move up and down or be removed completely, while the Mule Bags offer vast overhead storage and flexibility for placement. 

Built by Winnebago and offering thoughtful upgrades which include upfitting to the company’s popular WinnSleep mattress, the flexible, customizable floorplan offers modular seating options along with cooking and refrigeration components, potable water system, self-contained toilet, and a separate 120vac power supply.

Easily configurable for any adventure, job or task, the Winnebago + Adventure Wagon vans will be available at select Winnebago dealers Spring 2023.

“We are excited to partner with Adventure Wagon, a brand that shares the same values of innovation and quality,” said Russ Garfin, Winnebago’s Director of Product Management. “This partnership unlocks opportunities for consumers who desire flexibility across a variety of lifestyle applications. Whether it’s family camping or gear hauling, or weekday work platform to weekend home base, the Winnebago + Adventure Wagon platform empowers our diverse customer base to make it their own.”

 “We are proud to team up with the Winnebago brand, a company with a rich history in the RV industry,” said Adventure Wagon Founder and CEO Chad Smith. “This collaboration with Winnebago brings a new vision that fills an unmet need in the RV market, one with a more flexible approach to meet everyday needs. With this partnership, we are broadening our commitment to make Adventure Wagon’s versatile platform accessible to more people with a turnkey, financeable buying experience through the Winnebago dealer network.” 

Interested customers can visit Winnebago’s or Adventure Wagon’s websites for more information.

About Winnebago Brand RVs

Winnebago brand RVs have been stitched into the fabric of the American outdoor experience for generations. Winnebago offers legendary innovation, quality and service across a full spectrum of travel trailers and motorhomes ranging from Camper Vans to luxury Class A diesel pushers. For more information, visit www.winnebago.com. Winnebago is a wholly owned subsidiary of Winnebago Industries (NYSE:WGO), a manufacturer of premium outdoor lifestyle products. For access to Winnebago Industries’ investor relations material or to add your name to an automatic email list for Company news releases, visit http://investor.wgo.net. 

 

About Adventure Wagon

Based in Portland, Oregon, Adventure Wagon was born from a desire to create an adaptable, versatile van that could satisfy any present or potential need. With thousands of conversions on the road since its inception in 2014, Adventure Wagon helps connect people more intimately with their passions by providing products that are a catalyst for boundless discovery. For more information about Adventure Wagon, visit adventurewagon.com. 

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More outdoor and lifestyle apparel brands are turning to PrimaLoft Insulation ThermoPlume, the sustainable, ethical down alternative, as it delivers on performance and offers a variety of design and style choices for consumers.

PrimaLoft® Inc., a global leader in advanced material technology, has seen a wave of brand adoptions of PrimaLoft® Insulation ThermoPlume® this winter season.

 

ThermoPlume is made up of feather-like plumes of synthetic fibers specially designed to mimic the lightweight warmth, loft, softness and compressibility of natural goose down. This enables designers to create garments that check the box for consumers seeking a vegan-friendly alternative that delivers the style and loft of down with the high-performance characteristics of PrimaLoft synthetic insulation.

 

Its construction allows for it to be blown through traditional down-blowing manufacturing equipment, simplifying the manufacturing process for brands, and allowing product designers the freedom to create innovative garments.

 

“ThermoPlume is the ethical response for brands looking to achieve the sought-after lofted look in garments, without having to make many changes to internal manufacturing processes already in place.”, states Tara Maurer-Mackay, SVP of Product at PrimaLoft. “It helps to simplify the supply chain, combat the volatility of down prices and provides consumers with peace of mind when it comes to the ethical sourcing of materials.”

 

The freedom in the design process has made ThermoPlume a popular vegan-friendly alternative for outdoor and lifestyle apparel brands. Today, the series includes three different products:

• PrimaLoft® Black Insulation ThermoPlume® – 100% post-consumer recycled content
• PrimaLoft® Silver Insulation ThermoPlume® with Cross Core™ technology – fuses our best-in-class insulation fibers with aerogel technology to deliver next-level lightweight warmth.
• PrimaLoft® Black Insulation ThermoPlume® Bio™ – uses 100% recycled content and enables synthetic insulation fibers to return to materials found in nature.

 

In its relentless approach to elevate both sustainability and performance through innovation, PrimaLoft was able to convert both Black-level PrimaLoft ThermoPlume insulations to 100% recycled material while maintaining the same level of warmth and performance. In addition to repurposing existing polyester, using recycled material results in drastic carbon savings compared to virgin polyester.

 

With more than 70 brand adoptions, PrimaLoft ThermoPlume is one of the best-selling products in the portfolio. For Fall/Winter 2022-2023, key brands include Nike, ALO Yoga, FP Movement, Helly Hansen, Montane, Vuori, Ecoalf and more.

 

FP Movement utilizes PrimaLoft® insulation in a variety of their products. From studio to street, for hike, dance, running and all workouts in between, FP Movement is designed using signature technical fabrics that reflect the transformative power that is Movement.

 

“We at the FP Movement Outerwear design team love the function and durability of PrimaLoft product, especially the ThermoPlume fill!” notes April Johnston, FP Movement’s assistant design director. “It is 100% recycled, lofty and warm without weight, as well as extremely packable – which we love for our packable puffer family.”

 

For more than 25 years, Montane has been providing innovative, lightweight, and breathable clothing and equipment for endurance sports and activities in some of the world’s toughest, most extreme environments.

 

“We first launched jackets using PrimaLoft ThermoPlume back in 2017, and they have grown into a highly successful product line. For Fall/Winter 2023 we re-introduced our Icarus line, a high-performance jacket made with sustainability in mind. Warmer than the previous model, the unique insulation is a combination of both batted PrimaLoft Insulation and ThermoPlume loose fill, made to look and feel like a down jacket. We have reduced the environmental impact by using recycled materials in the outer fabric, insulation, and lining to align with Montane’s sustainability goals.” – Marc Davies (Product Line Manager) and Liam Steinbeck (Materials Manager)

 

Spanish brand Ecoalf is committed to protecting our natural resources to create a sustainable lifestyle brand that leads change with every product.

 

“Ecoalf was born in 2009 with the vision to stop using natural resources in a careless way to ensure the future of the next generation,” said Carolina Alvarez-Ossorio, Ecoalf CMO. “Since then, our mission has been to make a new generation of recycled products with the same quality and design as the best non-recycled. We choose to use PrimaLoft® technologies like ThermoPlume to achieve top-quality performance while maximizing our limited resources and reducing CO2 emissions.”

 

 

To learn more about PrimaLoft ThermoPlume, visit https://primaloft.com/technology/ . 

 

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About PrimaLoft: PrimaLoft, Inc., an advanced material technology company based in Latham, New York, with offices in Xiamen, China, is the world leader in research and innovative development of comfort solutions with high performance insulations and fabrics. The PrimaLoft® brand, a registered trademark of PrimaLoft, Inc., delivers feel-good products that are used by more than 950 top global brands in outdoor and fashion, home furnishings, work wear, hunting and military applications. With its Relentlessly Responsible™ mission, PrimaLoft strives to balance innovation, performance & sustainability in a pursuit of a better future. PrimaLoft® insulation was originally developed for the U.S. army as a water-resistant, synthetic alternative to down. Today, the brand is recognized as a benchmark for providing unsurpassed comfort in any condition, while lessening its impact on the environment. PrimaLoft, Inc. is active in sustainable textile production through partnerships with the bluesign® system, the International OEKO-TEX® Association, the Sustainable Apparel Coalition’s Higg Index and the Global Recycled Standard. For more information, please visit stage.primaloft.com, and follow PrimaLoft on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn.