Nima is a Tibetan name meaning ‘the sun’. Crafted from Sukatec® double ripstop fabric with DWR coating, the Nima 2.5 Layer Jacket is highly breathable, light and built to withstand the...

Nima is a Tibetan name meaning ‘the sun’. A combination of comfort and function, the Nima 2.5 Layer Jacket is a winter essential. Made from a premium Sukatec® 100% recycled polyester...

Beautifully designed with Nepalese-inspired trims and a mock neck for added coverage, the Sherpa Adventure Gear Ranga Button Mock-Neck sweater is a warm and versatile seasonal staple.  5-gauge knit with rib...

Bhutan is a landlocked principality in the Himalayas to the northeast of India. The Bhutan Full Zip Hoodie is the ultimate additional layer of warmth for seasonal adventures, spontaneous travels, and...

This sweater makes a statement. Not only is she made from planet-friendly recycled wool and recycled polyester, you won’t find another cardi that’s this much fun. A fold-over collar meets a...

Bring a touch of summer to your fall wardrobe. This cozy sweater’s oversized fit and luxe feel make it the perfect companion in brisk weather, while the pop of sunshine keeps...

A sweater that will stay in your rotation forever is a rare gem indeed. Throwback styling with the warmth of wool and the long lasting durability of nylon, this one's as...

Like his jokes and stories, grandpa's sense of style lives on forever. Vintage vibes meet the coziness of recycled wool and the durability of recycled polyester. Slight brushing for texture and...

Transitional seasons call for clothes that can keep up, and this jacket is up to the task. Organic cotton canvas and zip pockets add a dose of sustainable cool to a...

An outer layer that transcends time, the Forester Pass Sherpa Parka is inspired by the spirit of heritage outdoor wear and lined with sherpa fleece for extra warmth whether you're climbing...

The spirit of old world outdoor adventure shines through the Forester Pass Parka. Simplicity, function where it counts and straight talkin' good looks, the pioneers of yesteryear had it right when...