For our latest campaign, we journey into the pursuit of leisure that starts right where we are - our home, our local park or the closest beach. Escape awaits as we return to joy, to nature, to wellness, to freshness and to immaculate concentration of mind.

On Saturday, August 12th, we took over the backyard at Corridor in Fort Greene, Brooklyn. Guests came through to shop our sale and get a sneak peek of our latest product additions IRL. Drinks were provided by Ten to One Rum and Ruby Hibiscus Water!

More than just a skillful game of sow and capture, Ayo’s history is deeply rooted in the African Diaspora dating back to the Transatlantic slave trade. Known by many names in Africa and across the Carribeans, Ayo quickly became a preferred pastime because of how discreetly it could be played out of the eyesight of enslavers. 

Pack light. We’re going outside.

Adventure awaits everywhere, and we’re always ready to go. Our Wa S’ita invitation calls everyone to the outdoors, reconnecting with the vast landscape playground.

Many of us have been taught from a young age that working hard is the sole key to success. However, no one ever mentions the part where working hard should never interfere with or negatively impact our mental, spiritual and physical health.

QPOC Hikers is here to build a hiking community for queer people of color who have an interest in the outdoors. We're here to break the stereotype of a "typical" hiker and foster diversity outdoors

The Gateway of Africa – The 2022 Holidays lead us to the doorsteps of Accra, Ghana where we sought to reset, recenter, and regroup. A first for us all, the country received us with warm open arms, hosting us through our weeklong journey.

For Evelynn Escobar, nature wasn't always second nature. Now, as the founder of Hike Clerb, she aims to equip Black, Indigenous, women of color with the tools, resources and experiences they need to collectively heal in nature.

For Steffen Jean-Pierre, introducing more Black people to the outdoors has been something of a lifelong goal. As a member and self-proclaimed "guru" at Camp Yoshi, he is able to connect with others who also share the same commitment to reclaiming space in nature.

Mikelina ("Mickey") Belaineh, shares her deep and shifting experience with the outdoors in the latest Field Notes. Growing up in Texas among an extended Ethiopian family, they were surrounded by open air and afforded the space to fully enjoy it.

Grace Ban is something of a renaissance woman. Designphile, social expert, and fashion guru, she's got so much variety on her resume you'd wonder when the creative juices ever take a beat.

Thembi Hanify is irrevocably trans-Atlantic. Hailing from Australia, the graphic designer and founder of the surf zine, she's become a champion to diversify the sport that's synonymous with white culture - surfing.

For artist and doula, Akua, and her music-executive partner, Jimmy, the great outdoors act as a place for grounding, rejuvenation and inspiration -- especially so during the pandemic.