04.25.2012
Arbor Eco Update: Recycled Poly
This SS12 line includes apparel made by recycling products like plastic bottles and trash bags, which reduces our reliance on petroleum and keeps those items out of the landfills and the environment.
04.25.2012
This SS12 line includes apparel made by recycling products like plastic bottles and trash bags, which reduces our reliance on petroleum and keeps those items out of the landfills and the environment.
04.15.2012
All of the wood material used in Arbor’s skateboard designs, including the maple plies and veneer deck, come from sustainable sources of supply. All of the wood byproduct created during the production of our skateboards is reclaimed for use by outside companies or in other Arbor products like belt buckles, hang tags, and zipper pulls. This allows Arbor to stretch an important resource, while helping to reduce the strain on landfills and forests.
04.04.2012
Arbor Apparel is always made using sustainable materials. One of our more popular fabrications has been Bamboo viscose, but what makes it such a great eco fabric and comfortable to wear? Bamboo viscose is a reconstituted cellulose fiber made from bamboo timber, which is today’s most renewable, sustainably grown raw material. Bamboo is the fastest growing plant known to man and is self-regenerating. In addition it requires zero pesticides or chemical fertilizers to grow and requires only natural rainfall. Bamboo viscose fabrics are incredibly soft and provide amazing performance benefits to compliment it’s many eco benefits. To learn more check out the Foundation Room.
03.19.2012
Long time Arbor Collective artist Blaine Fontana discusses his use of sustainable materials. Shot in Blaine’s Portland, OR studio; this short is the first in a series of artist profile pieces to be released throughout 2012. Check back in the coming months for more artist profiles.
02.12.2012