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Louisville Slugger Going To Bat For Breast Cancer On Mother’s Day

This is the 14th season Louisville Slugger has teamed up with the MLB going to bat against breast cancer. The initiative started in 2006 and back then they had no idea that 14 years later they would still be creating pink bats and going stronger than ever. The best part, Louisville knows that it has […]

Carhartt #All Hail Mom

Carhartt is inspired by strong women — from the women who work in their own factories in Kentucky and Tennessee to the women who wear the brand’s jackets and bibs on the farms, ranches and high rises across America. And since the 1940’s when Rosie the Riveter showed the world she could build or fix […]

Georgia-Based Footwear Company, Okabashi, Earns USDA Certified Biobased Product Label

The family-owned company, Okabashi, has been leading the charge in responsible, sustainable footwear for nearly 35 years. The company’s eco-conscious approach is a top priority, and now, Okabashi has earned the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Certified Biobased Product label. Founded in 1984, Okabashi is a family owned and operated American-made shoe company with a […]

Original 1974 Klettersack By Wilderness Experience Is Back

Using original pattern, materials and quality, Wilderness Experience will offer Limited Edition iconic daypack beginning July 2019. Kickstarter Campaign Is Underway Wilderness Experience, the iconic outdoor gear brand founded in 1971 by Greg, Jim and Laurie Thomsen, is making a comeback with the launch of a Kickstarter campaign offering The Original Klettersack featuring the original pattern, materials and […]

Do Biodegradable Plastics Reduce Ocean Pollution?

According to a study conducted by the University of Plymouth’s International Marine Litter Research Center published in the Journal of Environmental Science and Technology, the assumption that switching to biodegradable plastic will reduce ocean-plastic pollution yielded “no advantage” over conventional plastic in reducing ocean pollution. Plastic bags made of “biodegradable plastic” remained intact with no […]

What Impact Does Your T-Shirt Have?

By 2050 scientists predict that the amount of ocean plastic will outweigh marine life. Today, microfibers make up 85-percent of human-made debris on shorelines around the globe. And just one machine wash of synthetic fabrics have the potential to release over 700,000 plastic microfibers into our water system not to mention 152 liters of water […]