Use your power and your purchasing choices to shape a better world and transform our #Clothes4Good!

Join Canadian Olympic beach volleyball player and EcoAthletes Champion Melissa Humana-Paredes as she urges all of us to #Know4Good when it comes to our apparel buying.

Loopt Foundation was honored to receive the Excellence in Education Award from the University of Oregon's world class Sports Product Management Program for developing and teaching the Sustainability in Sports Products Course (SPM 610).

Your clothing haul does not have to come from your favorite store; they can come from your favorite friends!

In this video, discover four tips to extend the life-cycle of your clothing by transforming them into other clothing or useful household items.

Loopt was honored to speak at the Acting Green Forum to discuss how the sports world is bringing the climate change fight to Latin America.

Did you know over 100 million clothing items are expected to be purchased in the US this Holiday Season? #Buy4Good with this Simple 3 step guide and ensure your clothing gifts are climate friendly.

Real impact starts with knowledge and understanding. By being more conscious of our clothing habits, we can reduce our carbon footprint, decrease waste, and support sustainable and ethical production.

Whether it’s a new winter coat, boots, or holiday gift, we have 4 tips to help you avoid buyer’s remorse this year (and save money).

The 2023 Circular Innovation Challenge, hosted by the Bates Center for Entrepreneurship and Leadership at Portland’s Lewis & Clark College brought together 68 students from across the United States to address the following challenge: Develop a viable circular business idea that solves a problem, replaces a linear business model, and makes a positive impact on the world.

Sustainable laundry practices are not only crucial for the environment but also cost-effective and surprisingly easy to implement.

Clothes and fashion hold immense importance in our everyday lives, as they not only fulfill our basic needs but also serve as a medium for self-expression and the embodiment of our identities. However, it is crucial to acknowledge that the industry responsible for clothing production exerts a significant, far-reaching, and often overlooked influence.

Loopt Launches Consumer and Industry Resource Guides

Loopt educates over 1,000 Portland students how to transform their clothes into a force for good at Vision 2030

Joined Hello, Rose City, KGW, Portland, January 2023 to share the Looptworks and Loopt Foundation story.

This or Something Better is a podcast dedicated to the stories of innovators and positive changemakers committed to making the world better. Each week you will hear from founders and CEOs, Olympic athletes, health and wellness professionals, authors, motivational speakers and those whose passion and work is dedicated to Something Better. Guests will provide listeners with insights, advice and inspiration on how to bring positive change to your own life, work and world.

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It all begins with an idea.

By injecting some #SWAG into our attitudes about our clothes through the #SWAG pledge, we will also inject some swag, or stylish confidence, into our lives.

“It’s an honor to partner with this incredible group of athletes to build awareness about this critical issue,” said Lauren “Lu” Barnes, OL Reign (NWSL) Captain and Defender. “I’m confident fans around the world will join us in taking the actions needed to make our clothes more sustainable.”