How we acquire the old garments we use
We are proud to work with a strong group of partner brands who are committed to environmental sustainability, and who work to improve the lifecycle of their products and reduce the impact of textile waste.
These companies help us gather old outdoor gear from their customers, when that gear has outlived it first life. These items become our raw material.
If you are interested in becoming a ReFleece partner, or want to discuss lifecycle concerns around your products and ways we might cooperate, email us: [email protected]
Among our current partners
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Polartec
Polartec makes products ranging from lightweight wicking and cooling fabrics, to insulation and weather protection textiles. Learn more at: polartec.com
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Simms
Located in Bozeman, Montana, Simms' mission is to inspire the world to fish. They handcraft groundbreaking gear that’s built to fish harder and go farther. Learn more at: simmsfishing.com
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Klean Kanteen
Since 2002, Klean Kanteen makes insulated water bottles, mugs, cups, tumblers, food containers and steel straws that are high-quality, durable, and reusable. Learn more at: kleankanteen.com
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Bureo
Bureo makes skateboards from recycled fishing nets. Their recycling program provides fishing net collection points to keep fishing nets out of our oceans. Learn more at: bureo.co
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Patagonia
Patagonia is a designer of outdoor clothing and gear for the silent sports: climbing, surfing, skiing and snowboarding, fly fishing, and trail running. Learn more at: patagonia.com
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Arc’teryx
Arc'teryx is a high performance outdoor equipment company known for leading innovations in climbing, skiing and alpine technologies. Learn more at: arcteryx.com
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Woolrich
Woolrich crafts men's & women's styles to keep you comfortable — from soft wool blankets to warm arctic down parkas to plaid flannel shirts and durable wool vests. Learn more at: woolrich.com
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Gore-Tex
Gore-Tex product are made from a lightweight, waterproof fabric that repels liquid water while allowing water vapor to pass through. Learn more at: gore-tex.com
