Everyday California Sustainability - SustainabilityTracker.com

Everyday California presents its sustainability position around protecting the ocean and reducing harm from its products and operations. The company says it began by changing its own habits, including replacing chemical sunscreens with reef-safe mineral SPF sprays made without oxybenzone, parabens, or phthalates. It also uses sustainable fibers in apparel, eco-friendly inks on most screen-printed clothing, and recycled-material Eco-Mailers for most products. The brand states that it partners with 1% For The Planet to support environmental nonprofits and has given back more than $100,000 to date.

Launched reef-safe sunscreen

After years of perfecting our own reef safe, people safe sunscreen formula, we launched a line of mineral SPF sprays free of toxic ingredients such as oxybenzone, parabens, and phthalates that are known to harm ocean life, and people.

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Uses sustainable apparel materials

We’re committed to creating durable, comfortable apparel, and doing so sustainably. We use eco-friendly inks on the majority of our screen printed clothing, and use sustainable fibers like Hemp, Organic Cotton, Recycled Polyester, SeaCell™, and Repreve.

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Uses recycled mailers

We now use Eco-Mailers made from 100% recycled materials for most of our products. Our Eco-Mailers are recyclable and fully biodegradable, so you won't have to worry about our packaging cluttering oceans and landfills with Forever Plastics, or PFAS.

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Donated to environmental nonprofits

We partnered with 1% For the Planet to donate a portion of each purchase to environmental nonprofits such as GreenWave and Urban Surf 4 Kids, at no cost to the consumer.

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Gave back over $100,000

To date, you've given back over $100,000 to organizations that are committed to protecting nature, and connecting people to the healing power of the outdoors.

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