Is working remotely actually more sustainable?
We've rounded up some simple at-home tips for hybrid and remote workers to keep your eco footprint low and your energy costs down.
Our favorite upcycled gifts for travelers
You don’t have to leave the country to be a travel junky. From a global excursion to a quick weekend road trip, these gifts are built for adventures of all shapes and sizes. Made for the movers and shakers in your life, Looptworks upcycled travel bags and accessories offer a planet-friendly alternative designed to keep your essentials organized in style.
Going Eco 101: How to Bring an Ecocentric Mindset Back to School
Fighting climate change may feel like a daunting task. Luckily, there is no action too small to start becoming an eco-champion on campus. Below we’ve rounded up a few common sustainability terms, 5 easy ways to be greener at school and on campus, and a few handy resources for when you want to dive in and learn more.
Closing the Loop on Textile Waste
Open loop, closed loop, natural loop, mechanical loop. Are we talking about roller coasters or advanced knot tying? Unfortunately for the thrill seekers and sailors in the audience, it’s neither. If you’re a fellow recycling buff, you’ve come to the right place.
Closing the Plastic Loop: How rethinking plastic upcycling can save our oceans
Oh, plastic. The familiar, yet oh-so infamous material plaguing our beautiful oceans. From straws and water bottles to food and take out packaging, it’s absolutely everywhere. Local governments and businesses are beginning to curb excessive single-use plastics now that studies are focusing on its significantly negative impact on ocean health.
Looptworks Named Best For The World™ 2021
We’re especially proud to be a B Corp on days like these. Today, B Lab announced that Looptworks has been ranked in the top 5% of B Corp companies worldwide in the Community category. This ranking designates us a Best For The World ™ company for our positive impact. Here’s a brief look at what got us here.
DIY Time: Natural Color Dying and Seed Paper Craft
Inspired by Earth Day and the rawness and texture of the upcycled canvas Crafter Tote, our Seam Team decided to take on a natural dye process as a fun and environmentally friendly way to bring color to the tote. Then they added a handmade seed paper tag to bring an extra note of life and craft to the project.
Wear One, Share One: Transition Projects Mask Partnership
The Looptworks community never ceases to amaze and inspire. During our “Wear One, Share One” campaign, you stepped up to the challenge of keeping our neighbors safely covered through your mask purchases and donations. We pledged to match your mask purchases 1-to-1 with a mask donation to the team at Transition Projects, and you added $1,000 in direct contributions. All together we donated 380 high quality reusable masks to help the front line staff of Transitions Projects in their important work. Thank you all for your generous support.
Introducing: The Loopt Foundation
At Looptworks, our long-term goal is to work towards closed-loop (Loopt) solutions in manufacturing, hence our name: "looped works.” With your support, we’ve upcycled thousands of pounds of textile waste over the past decade into limited edition products creating value from materials that were headed to the landfill or incinerator.
How to be a Homebound Hero - Donation Guide
In light of the COVID-19 crisis, we searched for ways to best serve the community that raised us and making PPE masks for those that need them most was an easy transition, but we need your help.
Mobilizing for Protective Equipment Manufacturing & Sourcing Amidst COVID-19
Our mission at Looptworks, day in and day out, is to protect what matters most. While this has always included conservation of the planet’s resources and our community, the past week has brought new meaning to our mission.
Looptworks & B Corp: An A-List Partnership
For Looptworks, being a Certified B Corp means learning alongside other like-minded people. It means substantiating values with action.
For consumers and businesses alike, the idea of a B Corporation is something to get behind: ethical standards that keep workers and the environment from harmful, exploitative practices? Well that sounds great!