Spotlight | Parks Project Gives Back to our National Forests

Parks Project is the type of brand we can definitely get behind. The line up of goods completely appeals to the clean but cheeky style aesthetic we love, but things get better (and far more interesting) when you find out that this lifestyle brand is dedicated to conserving the great outdoors and giving back to our national parks.

If you haven’t noticed quite yet, summer is right around the corner. Those of us who don’t cold-weather camp are dusting off our gear and getting ready to eat, hike and sleep in the closest forest we can find, making a new home away from home, even if only for the weekend. But these beautiful landscapes will only stay that way if we invest in their conservation.

Enter Parks Project. This clothing company represents multi-tasking in the best way possible. Super cushy soft goods are designed with an aesthetic that we assure will appeal to everyone from the tree-hugging hippie to the hipster design aficionado, from the supporter of well-curated cheeky graphics to the person who simply (respectfully) likes an American-made product. The consistent thread across these similar yet diverse audiences is that we all appreciate that this brand gives back.

All images courtesy of Parks Project.

Spotlight: Parks Project

(Literally) conserve the great outdoors with good style. Parks Project is the lifestyle clothing brand that gives back to our national forests.

Leave It Better Racerback

The Leave It Better Racerback, $34, says all you need to say, and live by, right on your chest.
Steven Harrington Big Surreal Tee

The Steven Harrington Big Surreal Tee, $36, is a collab with the California psychedelic-pop icon, and is a vision (and drawing) he made while embracing the best of CA in Big Sur.
Yosemite Valley View Racerback

The Yosemite Valley View Racerback, $34, is sure to look good with jeans alongside any campfire.
The Forager Hat

The Forager Hat, $34, is a unisex, adjustable baseball hat, made of 100% cotton duck canvas.
Passport/Field Notes Cover

The Passport/Field Notes Cover, $48, will keep your most prized possession (which could get you in or out of the country) protected.
Parks Project Up Close

Style is an art, as demonstrated by a Parks Project supporter. Rep this great initiative with a patch.
Yosemite Valley View Racerback

The Yosemite Valley View Racerback, $34, is a cotton-blend tank, slim fit, with proceeds benefitting national park trail restoration.
Joshua Tree Sun Racerback

The Joshua Tree Sun Racerback, $34, is made in the USA, cotton/poly/rayon blend tank, with portions of proceeds going toward planting Joshua trees.
The Shortcut Hat Up Close

The Shortcut Hat, $34, is a 'throwback' to the days when vowels didn't exist. And by throwback we mean 2013, when brands started going all snsvwls (sans vowels.)
The Shortcut Cat

Wear your affinity on your head. #PRKS. Try The Shortcut Hat, $34.
Parks Agent Keychain

Rep your local internal super hero by carrying the Parks Agent Keychain, $36.
Muir Woods Crew

Fifty purchases of the Muir Woods Crew, $36, results in the cultivation & care of fifty native plants.
Zion Cliff Tee

Proceeds from the Zion Cliff Tee, $36, support youth engagement programs & education initiatives in the Zion National Park.
Bigfoot Nurture Nature

Created by graffiti artist Bigfoot One, the Bigfoot Nurture Nature tee, $36, is a slim fit, cotton/poly blend tee made in the USA.