Outerknown, the renowned sustainable fashion brand, unveils its latest Spring Outerwear collection, embodying a commitment to eco-conscious materials and functional design. With a focus on preferred fibers like organic cotton, hemp, and recycled polyester, Outerknown continues to lead the way in sustainable fashion.
The Outerknown Spring Outerwear capsule features a range of versatile pieces designed for outdoor adventures and everyday wear. From the Sun Shirt, crafted from 100% recycled polyester with UPF 50+ sun protection and quick-dry properties, to the Pace Jogger, made with high-stretch knit fabric from recycled polyester, each garment blends style with sustainability.
For added sun protection, the Hooded Sun Shirt offers UPF 50+ sun protection and moisture-wicking capabilities, with the addition of a hood for extended outdoor wear. The Outbound Stretch Volley shorts provide lightweight, multifunctional activewear suitable for gym sessions or streetwear.
A standout piece in the collection is the Apex Trunks by Kelly Slater, made entirely from 100% post-consumer waste, such as plastic water bottles. Developed and tested by the 11-time World Champion surfer himself, these trunks offer both sustainability and high-performance functionality.
With the Outerknown Spring Outerwear collection, men can embrace sustainable style without compromising on quality or performance, making eco-friendly fashion more accessible and appealing than ever before.
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