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Many fabrics in this year’s ROJO Outerwear line, including the outer shell, lining and insulation are made from recycled materials, with each yard of recycled polyester saving 9–10 PET bottles from landfill. Plus, producing these fabrics uses less water and energy,cutting our carbon footprint!

Many of our new fabrics in this year’s line are made from recycled materials and every single yard of recycled polyester fabric used in ROJO Outerwear saves approximately 9-10 single-use PET bottles otherwise destined from landfill!

Merino wool is a natural, renewable resource that is biodegradable. It is also moisture-wicking, quick-drying, warm and odour free. Perfect for keeping you warm while you explore the mountains all day.

Polylana achieves the softness of synthetic wooly fibre with a significantly lower environmental impact than acrylic.Polylana fibre is versatile, traceable and 100% recycled.

We treat our Outerwear without using polyfluorinated chemicals (PFCs). PFCs are forever chemicals that can harm human health and doesn’t release harmful forever chemicals into the environment.

Our sustainable packaging strategy is our commitmentto sourcing and delivering our product in recycled materialspackaging.From our swing tags, header cards and compostablepostage bags.Our next step is to source biodegradable packaging bags.

 Boarding For Breast Cancer is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that was established in 1996 at Sierra-at-Tahoe USA by young women who were inspired by their friend Monica Steward, who had started her battle against breast cancer at the age of 26 but passed two years later of complications that arose from a delayed diagnosis. From then on, their goal was to promote breast cancer awareness and breast health as a topic of conversation among young people, because young women and men are not immune from the disease.  ACTIVE LIFESTYLES  + EARLY DETECTION  = BEST PREVENTION.  B4BC empowers young people to make positive choices that promote lifelong wellness through outreach, education, prevention and support programs such as young survivor retreats. Through the Rojo snow network, our loyal customers and supporters, we will give a percentage of our sales through the purchase of the styles in the collaboration. For more information, visit B4BC.org

Chicks Who Shred (formerly Chicks with Stix) is a grassroots organisation founded in 2010 by a crew of passionate, snow-loving women in Australia. Their mission is simple: to create a fun, inclusive, and supportive space for women who ski and snowboard. Chicks Who Shred hosts free ski and snowboard sessions across the Victorian and NSW Alps, giving women of all levels the chance to ride together, build confidence, and progress their skills in a social and encouraging environment. Led by some of Australia's best female snow athletes, their sessions cover everything from freeride to slopestyle, park, and big mountain—helping women push their limits while having a whole lot of fun along the way. Rojo is proud to support Chicks Who Shred and their incredible work in growing the women's snow-sports community.