Living Greener, a Little at a Time: Kelly's Zero Waste Travel Kit
Reducing waste when going out to eat can be a challenge. We look at Kelly's Zero Waste Travel Kit for inspiration.
We EcoChallenge You: October 11-25
What is the EcoChallenge? To put it simply, it's a competition where we all take small steps toward sustainability, cheer each other on along the way. There are even prizes! Change one habit for Earth.
A Backpack for Going... Everywhere
Upcycled from industry pre-consumer excess materials, our new rolltop pack features a low profile when carrying the essentials but can expand to absorb an amazing amount of stuff.
Neoprene: Making Excess Even More Useful
We’re always up for a good challenge — who isn’t? So, when we were faced with the task to find additional and alternative uses for our upcycled gear, we took the bite. After all, our motto is “Excess Made Useful.”
Support Eco-Friendly Businesses, Do Good
Where we spend our money matters. Supporting ethical brands that create products sustainably not only helps them succeed, but the more they succeed, the more other businesses will take notice. And if enough of us shop our values, we can enable social change at a high level.
Join the Movement to End Single Use Plastic #PlasticFreeJuly
Recently we became of a growing movement called Plastic Free July. A month long challenge, it’s aimed at raising awareness of the problems associated with single-use disposable plastic and challenges us all to reduce our usage
Employee Spotlight: Meet Una
Meet Una Rose! Part of the product development team here at Looptworks, Una helps us create and transform products from excess into great, useful products.
Made (Upcycled) in the USA
We make many of our products here in the USA. The bulk of our product development is performed in our workshop in Portland, Oregon. Products are designed, mocked up and sampled by our team of makers and sewers.
A Happy Accident: the Story of the Mini Dopp Kit
Our new compact-sized dopp kit may have been the result of a happy accident, but it may just be the perfect size!
The Spring into Action Giveaway
25% of fresh water in the US is used to produce food that never gets eaten, simply because it isn't pretty to look at, despite being perfectly edible.
Because imperfect produce isn't sellable due to purely aesthetic appearances, many farms do not attempt to sell it, and simply throw it away.
Carbon Offsets: a new option to help neutralize our impact
We've teamed up with the Bonneville Environmental Foundation to create options to further reduce our impact on the environment.
