Our campaign for National Geographic's Apparel collection features Alaskan photographer Acacia Johnson exploring wild landscapes in gear that combines function with environmental responsibility. The collection represents a practical balance between high-performance outdoor wear and sustainability. Each piece utilises innovative bio-based materials that reduce environmental impact—from winter coats made with recycled plastic bottles to bomber jackets incorporating biodegradable components. The film and social content showcase how responsible sourcing creates durable outdoor apparel without compromising the environments adventurers seek to explore.

The hero film follows Acacia as she explores the spectacular Kenai Fjords National Park, just 120-miles south of her home in Anchorage, where the effects of climate change are visible in glacier retreats and shifting seasons. All the more reason to choose technical clothing that doesn’t add to the CO₂ emissions creating the problem in the first place.

No items found.