A Gift for Dad That Gives Back
We can’t believe Father’s Day is right around the corner. The year is moving fast, and we need to keep up. While we want to spoil Dad with an amazing gift, we are looking to give back to the world as well. In recent years, luxury brands have taken an active role in promoting philanthropic initiatives and projects that support sustainability and social justice. From education and training programs to support for charitable organizations and conservation projects, these brands are making a difference in this area.
Tombolo
$108 + tax and delivery
Clothing is not just meant for good times. It also supports meaningful causes. They are members of 1% for the Planet, committed to donating at least 1% of their revenue to approved environmental causes. They also made their own ‘$1 for the People’ commitment to donate $1+ of every order to causes that help humanity.
Able
$398 + tax and delivery
Able is a brand based out of Nashville that has been supporting women all over the world. The Avery Weekender is perfect for that weekend getaway. Made by Leather Working Group Certified and handcrafted in Ethiopia.
Long Wharf Supply Co.
$138 + tax and delivery
The first fisherman's sweaters were made from a soft blend of recycled oyster shells, recycled water bottles, and cotton. Inspired by vintage style and classic comfort, these garments boast ribbed cuffs and collars to promote thermal regulation and lightweight layers for windy days among the great outdoors. Founder Mike Lamagna spent years on the water being deeply affected by how much plastic and waste would be pulled from the ocean. So, he set out to develop high quality and timeless goods that promote the use of recycled materials.
Lo & Sons
$188 + tax and delivery
A fun colorblock premium weekender duffel bag in eco-friendly sustainable canvas. Their canvases are made with recycled yarns which reduces the water consumption and land footprint of their products. The bottom tray is lined with 100% recycled polyester made from recycled plastic water bottles that would otherwise go to the landfill. Designed for travel, but perfect for any kind of situation and gentle on the environment.
Cotopaxi
Fuego Hooded Down Jacket Men's
$295 + tax and delivery
A certified carbon neutral company, with holistic environmental and social sustainability, striving to work with factories that treat people right. The Fuego is a quintessential insulation layer. Made with responsibly sourced 800-fill down and a DWR-finished ripstop nylon shell, this lightweight insulated jacket is one we turn to year-round, from summer camping to winter wandering. The shell is made water-resistant to keep you warm in wet conditions. Each order helps provide an antimalarial mosquito net to an individual at risk.
Olivela
$300 + tax and delivery
When you shop with Olivela, 20% of the proceeds from every purchase helps women of all ages to globally fulfill their potential, which in turn, works to defeat poverty, save lives and achieve social justice.
Hedley & Bennett
Essential Apron National Parks
$115 + tax and delivery
Inspired by the flora and fauna of one of the most iconic National Parks, the Yosemite Field Guide Essential Apron is a wearable slice of the Sierras. As part of their limited edition For the Parks collection, this apron celebrates and gives back to The Conservation Alliance, an organization that does phenomenal work to protect land and water throughout North America.
Huckberry
$399 + tax and delivery
Huckberry has donated to a number of organizations working to improve social injustice, including Color of Change and NAACP. Over the years, they have participated in everything from beach cleanups to mentoring young athletes, in other words, doing their best to contribute as needed.
Ralph Lauren
Print Your Own Fleece - Pink Pony
$148 + tax and delivery
As part of Ralph Lauren’s “Pink Pony” campaign, one hundred percent of the purchase price from the sale of each Pink Pony Fleece Hoodie will be donated to the Pink Pony Fund of the Ralph Lauren Corporate Foundation or to an international network of cancer charities. Globally, 25% of the purchase price from the sale of each item in the Pink Pony collection is directed to an international network of cancer charities; within the United States, proceeds benefit the Pink Pony Fund of the Ralph Lauren Corporate Foundation.
Ecoalf
$119 + tax and delivery
Clean and vegan formulas made with up-cycled ingredients. All Ecoalf Wellness products have been formulated from plant-based ingredients or obtained through biotechnology, using components of sustainable and upcycled origin from food-industry waste, which is treated for cosmetic use. Water has been replaced by waxes and starches as carriers for the active ingredients, also providing sebum-regulating, moisturizing properties, and generating concentrated formulas.
Pangaia
DNA Knitted Collared Shirt - Grey Marl
$175 + tax and delivery
Their vision is to inspire and accelerate an Earth Positive Future. Their goal is to design an earth positive business model where their products are better for the planet. Every product they create is born from science and purpose, each solving an environmental problem of the industry.
Bombas
Men’s Calf Sock 8-Pack Gift Box
$118 + tax and delivery
Socks are the #1 most requested clothing items in homeless shelters. Underwear is #2. T-shirts are #3. That’s because most shelters don’t allow donations of used socks and underwear for hygienic reasons. Bombas makes and donates these items to help solve a problem in our community. While they are committed to their mission of donating essential clothing to those in need, they also look out for the environment as well. The fashion industry produces between 2% and 8% of global carbon emissions. As an apparel company, they are committed to being a part of the solution.
Contributor — Ximena Lascurain | Lifestyle Consultant
From Mexico City, Ximena Lascurain brings to the Four Hundred Team a Latin flair. Growing up and attending Culinary School there, she has always been interested in the culture and gastronomy of her country. When she moved to NYC she attended the International Culinary Center where she certified as a Sommelier under the Court of Master Sommeliers. Prior to Four Hundred she worked in the kitchens of several Michelin star restaurants throughout Mexico, Spain and NY. What she enjoys the most when it comes to travel, is doing a lot of research. Specially when it comes to the "hidden gems" for local food and specialty coffee.