Sustainability

We believe in sustainable solutions.

Image Source is the leader in educating and providing eco and socially responsible product options to our clients. THRIVE helps us educate our partners about using the most strategic solutions in sustainable swag. Sure, eco-conscious products are at the top of that list. We also work with teams giving back, finding innovative and planet friendly manufacturing processes, supporting local and taking care of our communities.

SUPPORTING LOCAL

Supporting local takes care of our communities. Small business, job creators, innovators. It also keeps our carbon footprint lower by reducing the miles your gear has to go. Local for you, your teams and your events.

ETHICALLY SOURCED

Every product has a story and it’s our priority to make sure every product is ethically sourced and follow fair trade practices.

SOCIAL RESPONSIBLE PARTNERS

We hold our vendor partners accountable and to inspire them to make a change. Working with socially responsible vendors allows us to create sustainable end-to-end solutions for our clients.

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Easily Identify Sustainable Solutions.

Be on the lookout for this green icon on our quotes, website, showrooms and lookbooks.

It symbolized the item is an eco-friendly option. Whether it is made of sustainable materials, ethically sourced products, offers a socially responsible give-back, supports local or small businesses, women or minority owned; these are a few examples of how to more easily identify eco-conscious and sustainable product offerings.

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Sustainable Materials

New processes are continually being made to develop more products from sustainable materials. Here are some of the top sustainable materials that offer hundreds of fun and exciting swag.

Bamboo

Bamboo is a strong and fast growing plant making it great sustainable wood material.

Recycled Plastics

Turning recycled plastics into RPET polyester fabric.

Stone

Saving trees by creating recyclable waterproof paper out of calcium carbonate.

Wheat Straw

Using the stalks left over after the wheat is harvested to create a durable and biodegradable alternative to plastic.

Planting A Tree

Putting the earth first also means planting trees for products sold.

Glass

Saving glass from landfills, bottles are given new life into new housewares.

Recycled Cotton

Both recycled cotton and upcycled cotton to create new items.

Small changes make a huge impact.

Did you know that more than 22 billion plastic water bottles are thrown away instead of recycled? Switch to a reusable bottle to help lessen the impact.

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  • Image of two women and one man laughing in a garden of sunflowers.
  • Image of Mt. Rainier with evergreen trees and a small alpine lake in the foreground.
  • Image of bamboo plate, knife and fork on grass for picnic.

Sustainability Series

Watch our videos to learn about sustainable products, companies and ways to be more sustainable in our four video series.

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Sustainable Materials

New processes are continually being made to develop more products from sustainable materials. Here are some of the top sustainable materials that offer hundreds of fun and exciting swag.

Image of Green Bamboo Stalks

Bamboo

Bamboo is a strong and fast growing plant making it great sustainable wood material.

Image of a person holding empty plastic bottles and recycling them.

Recycled Plastic

Turning recycled plastics into RPET polyester fabric.

Stone

Saving trees by creating recycable waterproof paper out of calcium carbonate

Wheat Straw

Using the stalks left over after the wheat is harvested to create a durable and biodegradable alternative to plastic.

Image of two sets of hands planting a small tree sprout.

Planting a Tree

Putting the earth first also means planting trees for products sold.

Glass

 Saving glass from landfills, bottles are given new life into new housewares.

Image of Cotton Blooms and rolled up jeans and cotton shirts.

Recycled Cotton

Both recycled cotton and upcycled cotton to create new items.

Women Wearing Vie Athletics T-Shirt in an open forest field

Vie Athletics Location T-shirts

To celebrate expanding locations, Vie offered limited editions t-shirts featuring artwork from each location state.

Image of a pink tumbler filled with retro 80's icons.

Call Your Mother Tumbler

Bright, fun & true to their brand this unique tumbler was added to their online store.

Image of various items with the 19 Crimes logo on them. Items include a green and white scarf, jute drawstring bag, necklace with green clovers and a coaster.

19 Days of Infamy St. Paddy's Day

Image of sweatshirt with mulitcolor PRIDE word on it with a sheet of stickers and a set of two white face masks with the pride rainbow on them.

Out at MCB

Virtual Pride event swag bags for Microsoft.

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Apple Cup Beanies

As part of the Boeing Apple Cup Series custom beanies were given away at the stadium.

Chateau St Jean Sweepstake Prizes

Locally sourced from Sonoma County, these luxury artisan prizes showcased the Sonoma lifestyle of Chateau St Jean to build brand awareness.

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Sauceball

Commemorating their 30th anniversary, Sauceball did an online fundraiser on a set of limited edition items.

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Check out the videos below to see how our partners and favorite brands are working to THRIVE as well.

  • Cotopaxi Logo

    Cotopaxi

  • 1% For the Planet Logo

    MiiR for 1% For the Planet

  • ForestNation Logo

    ForestNation Tree Planting

  • TenTree logo

    TenTree

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