Shopping more responsibly? It can be done! After all, especially in the outdoor industry, more and more brands are setting out to produce their products in the most resource and climate-friendly way possible, paying attention to high standards of social responsibility along the entire value chain. Of course, as retailers, we also have to play our part here. That's why you'll find detailed product information and useful tools in our online shop to help you make a more socially conscious and informed purchasing decision. Find out more about how we can make online shopping more sustainable together. #bettertogether

The soles of your favourite walking boots no longer have much tread left? Your down jacket has a small hole? And your bike has a flat tyre? The memory of great outdoor experiences leaves its mark on clothing and equipment. But small damages are no reason to throw away your favourite product. You can often fix it yourself. This is good for the environment and for your wallet. According to a study by the English organisation WRAP, extending the useful life of clothing by nine months leads to a reduction of the CO2, water and waste footprint by 20 to 30 per cent. Therefore, our motto is: repair instead of repurchase. It is also important to take good care of your outdoor equipment so that you can enjoy it for as long as possible. While premium outdoor clothing and equipment is tough, it is only through proper and regular washing and care that its high functionality is retained over an extended period of time. This is because excessive dirt can impair the functionality of these products. Therefore, we have compiled some useful tips on how you can repair minor damage as well as helpful guidelines for proper care.