Uploaded April 2023 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
When we launched the RECLAIMED Project in 2010, we had a simple mission: to change the way you think about “throw-away” items and spur the realization that these discarded materials can become something new and desirable once more.
To celebrate the relaunch of RECLAIMED and Earth Day, we partnered with California-based designer and outdoor enthusiast Christian Schrader (@terrainadvco) to create a one-of-a-kind bag using leftover fabrics from our factory.
Schrader began designing and developing functional goods out of his home in 2017. As an avid splitboarder, backpacker and fly fisherman, he knew he could make the products he used more functional, and Terrain Adventure Co was born, creating post-consumer, durable, functional bags for the modern outdoorist.
The RECLAIMED Project is just one step in our overall sustainability initiative, and investing in our planet is always top of mind. We understand that sustainability is not a destination, but a way of behaving that aims to lessen our impact on the planet. Learn more about our sustainability initiative at 686.com/pages/sustainability-2
When we launched the RECLAIMED Project in 2010, we had a simple mission: to change the way you think about “throw-away” items and spur the realization that these discarded materials can become something new and desirable once more.
To celebrate the relaunch of RECLAIMED and Earth Day, we partnered with California-based designer and outdoor enthusiast Christian Schrader (@terrainadvco) to create a one-of-a-kind bag using leftover fabrics from our factory.
Schrader began designing and developing functional goods out of his home in 2017. As an avid splitboarder, backpacker and fly fisherman, he knew he could make the products he used more functional, and Terrain Adventure Co was born, creating post-consumer, durable, functional bags for the modern outdoorist.
The RECLAIMED Project is just one step in our overall sustainability initiative, and investing in our planet is always top of mind. We understand that sustainability is not a destination, but a way of behaving that aims to lessen our impact on the planet. Learn more about our sustainability initiative at 686.com/pages/sustainability-2
