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Founded by surfer Kelly Slater, Outerknown prioritizes sustainability and ethical production throughout its supply chain. They are committed to transparency, sharing detailed information about their factories and materials. Outerknown uses organic cotton, recycled polyester, and innovative materials like hemp and Tencel. Their denim production is particularly noteworthy, focusing on water conservation and responsible dyeing processes.

The brands surf-inspired aesthetic appeals to a conscious consumer seeking stylish and sustainable apparel.

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Who founded Outerknown and what is Kelly Slater's involvement?

Eleven-time world surfing champion Kelly Slater co-founded Outerknown with a focus on sustainability and ethical production in the apparel industry. The brand launched publicly around 2015 and made its debut at New York Fashion Week. Slater remains actively involved in the brand's creative direction.

What sustainable materials does Outerknown use?

Outerknown uses organic cotton, recycled polyester, hemp, and ECONYL—a regenerated nylon made from recovered fishing nets and other waste materials. The brand is also known for using Fair Trade Certified factories across its supply chain. They publish detailed information about their material sourcing on their website.

Is Outerknown Fair Trade certified?

Yes, Outerknown has been committed to Fair Trade Certified production since its founding, making it one of the more prominent menswear brands to prioritize certified ethical manufacturing. The brand publicly shares its factory partnerships and has been transparent about its supply chain since launch. This transparency is a core part of their brand identity.

What products does Outerknown sell besides surf-inspired clothing?

Outerknown's product line includes boardshorts, t-shirts, jackets, denim, and other casual menswear with a focus on sustainable materials. They have also collaborated with professional surfers and brands on limited-edition collections. Their S.E.A. Jeans program offers a denim buyback and recycling initiative.

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