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For a second year, we asked pairs of Gone Boarding students to present their unique artistic graphic submissions to be considered in becoming the next TREW accessories capsule.
Our prompt: backcountry tourist.
The submitted designs TREWly impressed us and showcased an incredible variety of artwork, approaches, and ways of making the brief their own.
With so many favorites, choosing just one was really tough - but after much internal deliberation, Alli and Anna's "Backcountry Tourist Association" design came out on top.
All products in this collection will be made-to order. Ordering will be open for the public between May 9-23.
It will then take approximately one week to make the products and then begin fulfillment. We aim to have all Gone Boarding orders in the mail to you by early June.
All proceeds from product sales are being split evenly between the both the designers and the Gone Boarding Scholarship fund.
So you can feel just as good about where you are putting your money as you feel when you're rocking these uniquely fresh designs.
*Due to these items being made-to-order, all orders will be final sale and will not be able to be returned or exchanged.
Orders can be cancelled or edited before end of day 5/23, but after that orders will not be able to be cancelled or changed.
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We sat down for a quick Q&A with Anna and Alli to learn more about them, their experiences with the outdoors, and their creative process towards creating the Backcountry Tourist Association design.
With a mission to take project-based learning to the next level in a way that engages students to be the driving force to take charge of their future, Gone Boarding students collaborate to design, construct, and learn to ride all types of boards including: surfboards, snowboards, skateboards/longboards, stand-up paddle boards, and wake surfboards.
