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Social Impact

Our Advocacy

“Giving back is truly what makes the world go around.”

– Rhonda Swenson,
Founder & Creative Director 

Our Social Impact | Sustainable Clothing That Gives Back

Krimson Klover believes winter style can carry real purpose. This is our supporting values page for anyone searching the brand alongside “social impact” or “give back”—a clear look at how we approach clothing that gives back through partnerships, responsible choices, and community support.

Our commitment to social impact apparel starts with people: collaborating with organizations that help expand access, belonging, and opportunity in outdoor spaces. At the same time, we take a long-view approach to product—designing pieces meant to be worn and reworn, and prioritizing more responsible practices as part of being an ethical ski brand.

If you’re looking for sustainable clothing that gives back, this page connects the dots between what we make and what we stand for—so it’s easier to shop with confidence, share our values, and follow the impact behind each season.

We do things that feed our soul and connect us to what matters most. 

Our advocacy efforts continue to grow with organizations on-the-ground fighting the good fight. We give back to nonprofits and initiatives that make our communities stronger and our planet healthier. We’re committed to building long-lasting partnerships based on sustainability, passion, and trust. It’s what we do—for you, our communities, our planet, and our future.

Heal Connect Grow

We’re proud to support Edge Outdoors, an organization dedicated to increasing diversity and representation in snow sports. Through mentorship, education, and community events, Edge Outdoors empowers Black, Indigenous, and women of color to experience skiing and snowboarding in a welcoming and supportive environment.

A portion of proceeds from our Graffiti Design Collection—5% of every sale—goes directly to Edge Outdoors to help fund scholarships, training, and programs that make the outdoors more inclusive for all.

“Representation matters. When more women of color are seen carving their own paths on the mountain, the entire industry begins to change.”

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Affirming & Supportive Spaces for Women

We’re proud to support an organization that believes thereshould be more opportunities for women of all backgrounds to learn and experience outdoor activitiesthat encourage fun, laughter and friendship.Confronting the reality that outdoor activities can be intimidating if not impossible to access on your own, AdventurUs Women strives to create welcoming learning environments that emphasize camaraderie and skill-building while connecting with nature in iconic locales. Think hiking the Dolomites, rafting Oregon’s Wild and Scenic Rogue River, or spotting the Big 5 on a South African safari—all with a group of fun and supportive women.

"Unlike other outdoor experiences offering connection, adventure, and exploration, AdventurUs Women meets women exactly where they are, providing a safe space and group in which to bravely try, safely fail, and boldly triumph."

- Rachel
Winter Escape Participant

Women and LGBTQ+-owned, AdventurUs Women provides scholarships to help break down financial barriers for participants and offers affirming and supportive spaces for women to confidently learn and explore in the outdoors. More than just an outdoor adventure company, AdventurUs Women is a community intent on empowering other women both in our outdoor journeys and as professionals.

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Connecting young women to outdoor spaces

We’re passionate about elevating the voices and experiences of women and girls in the outdoors. As a brand that empowers women to Live Boldly, we’re thrilled to partner with The Cairn Project to nurture the next generation of self-confident young women through outdoor adventure. 

Our support helps The Cairn Project deliver on its core mandate: to connect more young women to outdoor spaces and environmental education opportunities. Like Krimson Klover, The Cairn Project envisions a world in which ALL young women feel welcomed and empowered outside. 

Together, we’re helping to create a sense of belonging and building lifelong skills for girls and young women across the country.

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Lamont Joseph White

We’re honored to partner with the incredibly talented artist, Lamont Joseph White. Lamont’s designs boldly and beautifully celebrate diversity and inclusion in the outdoors. It’s often said that race doesn’t matter or that color isn’t seen. Lamont prefers, instead, to observe our differences so we can better embrace them and create opportunities. His creative pursuits include fine art exhibits, graphic design, fashion illustration, and product development with major brands across multiple industries.

This collaboration furthers our efforts to include women of all colors, ethnicities, and talents in the outdoors and to connect underrepresented communities with the wonders of these spaces.

"The power of what we see informs what we know to be normal. There are times when that needs to be re-evaluated when it comes to representation. I appreciate the opportunity to partner my art with Krimson Klover’s brand to create something collaboratively beautiful and help further this conversation."

- Lamont Joseph
WhiteArtist & DEI Advocate

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This collaboration furthers our efforts to include women of all colors, ethnicities, and talents

A portion of sales from our partnership with Lamont Joseph White benefit youth development nonprofit Hoods to Woods. Hoods to Woods launched in 2009 with the idea that everyone should have access to the outdoors. We couldn’t agree more. 

Hoods to Woods creates opportunities for underserved communities to participate in winter sports at no cost, removing a major barrier for many people. Co-founders Brian Paupaw and Omar Diaz grew up in underserved communities in New York City and understand that sharing their passion for the outdoors can have a positive impact on inner-city youth. 

This collaboration furthers our efforts to include women of all colors, ethnicities, and talents in the outdoors and to connect underrepresented communities with the wonders of these spaces.

"Growing up in the projects, I understood first hand the challenges inner-city youth face. I wanted to provide a positive outlet and an opportunity to participate in a sport that can be really transformative. There's goal-setting, encouragement, accomplishment, and community on the hill. Hoods to Woods has changed my mindset to recognize when things are going crazy in the world, there is a beautiful side to humanity with people caring—from donating to volunteering. It’s very humbling to see the support come in."

-Brian Paupaw 
Hoods to WoodsCo-Founder & Executive Director

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Brand + “Give Back” FAQ

What does “clothing that gives back” mean at Krimson Klover?

It means Krimson Klover is committed to using our platform to support communities and causes connected to the outdoors and our communities. Our social impact work focuses on partnerships and initiatives that help create more access and belonging—so the gear worn for ski days can also help fuel positive change.

Is Krimson Klover an ethical ski brand?

Krimson Klover strives to be an ethical ski brand by pairing performance design with responsible decision-making—while staying rooted in our purpose as a women-led, women-focused brand. That means creating gear designed for women’s lives on and off snow, building long-lasting products, improving sustainability practices where possible, and supporting organizations that align with our values and mission. (including initiatives that help women and girls feel more welcomed and represented in outdoor spaces).

How is Krimson Klover “sustainable clothing that gives back”?

We view sustainable clothing that gives back as both product and purpose: creating pieces meant to be worn for years, and backing social impact efforts that support people and planet. Sustainability is a journey, and we’re committed to continued progress and transparency in our slow fashion practices.

What is “social impact apparel,” and how does it show up in your collections?

Social impact apparel is clothing connected to real-world initiatives—through donations, partnerships, or programs that support community outcomes. When you shop Krimson Klover, you’re supporting a brand that prioritizes these partnerships and the values behind them.

How can someone support Krimson Klover’s “give back” mission year-round?

The simplest way to support the mission is to stay connected and share the work—follow along with our impact updates, learn about the organizations we partner with, and help spread the word about initiatives that expand access and belonging in outdoor spaces. Supporting brands that prioritize long-lasting design, responsible practices, and community partnerships also helps strengthen the kind of progress that lasts beyond a single season.

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