Spending time mountain biking, hiking, skiing, and participating in 4H gave the Kirsch siblings a reverence for our earth and a responsibility to protect it.

We want to use our family business to leave a lasting legacy and leave the places we loved as children for our grandchildren to love as well.

Grown without any artificial inputs (such as chemical fertilizers and pesticides), organic cotton presents a host of benefits for the earth and the wearer. Pesticides and mineral fertilizers are petroleum-derived which means that they contribute to global warming potential and acidification of soils.

These negative inputs can leach into the waterways and airways of local communities, affecting the health of local populations. They also take a toll on the cotton crop itself, leading to more water usage necessary to have a successful crop.

By switching to organic, we can collectively reduce our impact on climate change, soil erosion and degradation, and fellow humans.

A derivative of petroleum, virgin polyester is about as good for the planet as plastic. In fact, polyester uses an estimated 342 million barrels of oil every year.

Recycled polyester not only eliminates this habit, but it also helps reduce the amount of plastic waste ending up in landfills because recycled polyester utilizes either discarded fabric scraps or rPET plastic, such as water bottles. Recycled polyester looks and feels just like its dirty counterpart. It adds a soft hand feel and strength to fabrics, which is why we love using it.