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I found 15 sustainable apparel gifts for those who love the outdoors

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I found 15 sustainable apparel gifts for those who love the outdoors

Looking to give a sustainable gift for the outdoors this holiday season? There are plenty of brands offering gear made from eco-friendly materials. Vermont Glove creates gloves using 100% full-grain goat leather, hand-sewn in a solar-powered factory. They also offer repair services for worn-out gloves.

BRANWYN's Essential Compressive Legging, made from 76% ZQ+ 17.5-micron Merino wool, is perfect for skiing or hiking in colder temperatures. The wool is sourced from regenerative farming practices, and the leggings are free from harmful chemicals.

Smith Optics' Westward Core sunglasses feature frames made from recycled water bottles and bio-based polarized lenses. The accompanying bag is also made from recycled materials.

Stio's Men's Azura Insulated Vest has a recycled outer shell and 60g PrimaLoft Gold Eco insulation for warmth. Available in both men's and women's sizes in multiple colors.

Pistil Designs offers the Birdie Beanie, made with recycled fleece lining and a recycled polyester and acrylic outer. The hat comes in various colors.

Farm to Feet's American Trail Damascus Light Targeted Cushion sock is made of 44% Merino wool from American farms and knit in North Carolina. It features extra padding and ventilation for hiking comfort.

Free Fly Apparel's Bamboo Lightweight Fleece Hoodie is ultra-soft, made of 76% viscose from bamboo, and is a Certified B Corp., adhering to strict environmental policies. It comes in multiple colors and sizes.

PAKA's Hoodie is made from 65% Royal Alpaca Fiber and 35% Recycled Nylon, sourced from Peruvian alpaca herds and hand-sewn by Quechua women weavers.

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