The Honey House Bus
Meet The Honey House Bus. In November of 2017, the bus, barely making its way back to Colorado, was filled with bees (we didn’t choose the name, it chose itself) and in need of some major TLC. My boyfriend, Cody...
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Outdoor Project Presents Women in the Wild: Brittany Crook
As part of Outdoor Project's Women In the Wild series this summer, I have had the honor of working with outdoor women from all over the industry to dig a bit deeper into who they are, how they got to where they are...
What to Wear Skiing in the Backcountry: There’s Levels to This Sh*t
TREW Layering From the Ernest Shackleton’s of yesteryear, to the Jimmy Chins of today, mountaineers and serious outdoor adventurers have been preaching the benefits of layering. For many it can be a matter of survival. For TREW, layering is the...
Textile Review: The ethics and sustainability of wool
Wool is fiber that I recommend as a sustainable textile. It is biodegradable, breathable and highly versatile. But the ethics and sustainability of this textile are complicated. I chose to wear wool for its warmth and its sustainable qualities, but...
What is Merino Wool?
TREW has been making the highest quality, most technical outerwear on the market for the past decade, and two years ago we decided we needed to get in the base layer game. As with any of our gear, we carefully...