We are inspired by those around us and the likes of Patagonia and 1% for the planet foundations.

Being a direct-to-consumer company we have control over our stock and a minimum waste policy. We are lucky that we can work with our manufacturers with low order quantities meaning nothing goes to waste. We have teamed up with local School MTB programs and mountain bike clubs to pass on any product that is left over to continue its life.

The 2023 range of jerseys are now made with our new NEO-R fabric, NEO is our performance race jersey and the R (NEO-R) means Recycled - we are pleased to now offer this in all of our jerseys moving forward with the same performance fit, and feel as usual with our NEO jersey ranges.
Our lifestyle ranges are hand-printed in Australia with environmentally friendly inks and biodegradable packaging. We are continuing to push for a zero-plastic future and hope to have this in place by 2024.

We are always pushing the boundaries with our suppliers and manufacturing partners to ensure we are using the most earth-friendly materials and finishes available to us and hope to set a new standard in our industry with these steps.

We have teamed up with No issue Co. (Check them out) to offer 100% bio-degradable postage bags, made from sustainable plants and non-toxic, compostable resin - if you are an E-Com business we suggest you also make the switch to biodegradable packaging!

WHAT ARE THE SUSTAINABLE MAILERS MADE FROM?
Compostable Mailers are made from home-compostable materials, mainly corn starch and PBAT (a compostable ingredient that bonds the renewable ingredients together). 

HOW DO WE COMPOST THEM?

To compost them at home, it’s best to remove any labels, cut them up and place them in your compost bin as “brown” materials. These will completely break down within 90-120 days in a home-compostable environment - sometimes even sooner!

WHAT HAPPENS IF THEY END UP IN A LANDFILL?

The best part is that they still break down in landfill. Unfortunately, due to the nature of the landfill process, this will still add to methane production. If not composted the Mailers take about 2 years rather than 90 days to break down in a landfill. In contrast, traditional plastic shipping mailers take 400 years or more to break down and still release deadly methane gas into the atmosphere.