Humans have walked on the moon—so why did tights still break at the first sign of bad luck? Founder Katherine Homuth was fed up with old-fashioned, disposable hosiery, so she set out to make the toughest, luckiest tights in the world.

Cotopaxi makes innovative outdoor products and apparel that fund sustainable poverty relief, move people to do good, and inspire adventure.

Kitsch designs and sells revolutionary hair and beauty products.

Florence by Mills create safe beauty products that really work and are designed to make you feel good!

A foldable kayak designed with simplicity, freedom and joy in mind. Oru kayaks are packable and compact, and they never compromise on durability or performance.

Frozen meals that contain only the best ingredients: 100% plant-based, delivered to your door and ready in minutes.

Paddle board in style. Maddle is the inflatable paddle board designed by artists and comes in 24 iconic styles.

Frank & Oak is a Canadian clothing company that makes small batches of stylish, sustainable clothes and shoes for men and women.

Ciele aims to move people to movement, to connection and to community through considered running equipment and exceptional experiences. Designed for athletes and adventurers of all kinds.

Arknit is a knitwear brand that believes in sustainability as a mean of growth. They use only sustainable and natural fibres, they hand-pick the best Italian manufacturers that comply with its vision and values.